Sentence examples for needed consequently from inspiring English sources

This is because there is no deterioration in the inventory item until that point of time; after the time point ( T^ ), deterioration commences and more effort and sophisticated storage facilities and services are needed, consequently increasing the holding cost.

In turn, once a visual stimulus is given, the metabolic demand might increase as needed, consequently leading to exaggerated vasodilatation to compensate for the decreased baseline to increase the blood flow to a stable peak.

The structure of the TRPV1 channel at 3.4 Å was possible because recent developments in electron cryo-microscopy meant that absolute conformational homogeneity was not required and only small amounts of protein were needed; consequently a less extensive mutational strategy was necessary [ 10].

In methods that use segmentation, a large number of operations per pixel are needed and consequently these methods require high order of computational cost.

The degree of membrane fouling determines the frequency of cleaning, the lifetime of the membrane, the membrane area needed and consequently costs, design and operation of membrane plants.

To meet new challenges, further development is needed and consequently the article outlines suggestions for future development, such as including transport of local biomass as part of the optimisation and speeding up the model.

It is also found that, in most SPC schemes, the allocated amount of manpower is far less than needed and, consequently, the total cost can be significantly reduced if some managerial arrangement can be made to increase SPC manpower.

Thus some modifications, that is, clarifications of the original instructions were needed, and consequently, a new table was devised (Table 4).

Having these results as a reference, health planners are unable to provide a realistic overview of the kind of treatments needed and consequently, cannot accurately calculate the amount of (restorative) dental materials, instruments, equipment and budget required to improve the situation adequately.

The clinician therefore needs to consequently recalibrate the CCO based on arterial waveform analysis before any major change in therapy is initiated.

In Myanmar, humanitarian workers are also frequently prevented from accessing the people in need, consequently exposing these people to further vulnerability.