Sentence examples for more consequent from inspiring English sources

An even more consequent use of light-weight construction and so-called smart structures are two examples of this.

The main aim of this paper is to initiate a more consequent study of classical inequalities in this more general frame.

More consequent studies were warranted to confirm the clinical utility of plasma HO-1, especially in diagnosis and prognosis of T2DM and its complications.

It is generally accepted that LEA may potentially be avoided in many patients if a more consequent and aggressive therapeutic regimen would be applied.

This might be a reflection of more concern about the risk of breast cancer recurrences and the more consequent recall policy of the radiation oncologist.

The third example shows the use of BKMC/MaBoSS for a more consequent and complex model for which the analysis is not obvious.

The most obvious — but not the only — disasters stem from mortgage delinquencies, fears of more, and consequent uncertainty about the values of mortgage-related securities.

In addition, during stage 3, physical therapy and medications were prescribed more frequently consequent to pain increase.

False-positive findings on bone scintigraphy are more commonly consequent to traumatic/microtraumatic injury (accidental or iatrogenic), joint degenerative or inflammatory disease (arthrosis, osteoarthritis), metabolic disorders (eg, hyperparathyroidism), or benign bone diseases (eg, benign neoplasms, Paget's disease).

Though a few successful crossings were made with foreign passports, there were many more failures and consequent arrests.

The first printed layer has less molecular alignment than the last printed layer, due to the longer ultraviolet exposure and consequent more curing in the former.