Sentence examples for range consequently from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, however, the frequencies we were concerned with were very high and the range consequently restricted to about 30 miles.

From a clinimetric standpoint, the calculated ICC of 0.79 at a three-week test-retest period could be interpreted as high compared to the magnitude of the range; consequently, we believe the FFST can be considered reliable and it should be therefore used in practice for discriminative purposes.

The measured compressive yield loads fall within the reported physiological ranges; consequently, these PCL bioresorbable cages would likely require supplemental fixation.

It is likely that in the unstable "temperate oceanic" Irish climate the spawning period for roach and bream, when water temperature reaches 14-15°C 14-15°C considerably shorter than in their native ranges, consequently the opportunity for temayral overlap in the spawning of beth taxa and resulting hybridisation is inconsiderably

This causes a shift of the band edges which inhibits the charge transfer rate over a large potential range and consequently modifies the voltammograms considerably.

The sensor operates at frequencies in the kHz range and consequently its measured values are better comparable to conventional laboratory equipment as those of microacoustic sensors vibrating at several MHz.

Owing to the proximity of melting points, PVDF and PHB crystallized over essentially the same temperature range, and consequently created a crystalline/crystalline state with the morphology characterized by the spatial arrangement of PVDF and PHB lamellae.

This is because using directional antennas in wireless ad hoc networks increases the transmission range and consequently reduces the number of hops, which leads to the lower delay.

Unfortunately, readers have limited energization and interrogation range, and consequently, coverage and identification performance may not be met by a single interrogator.

We have obtained interference effects at low energies due to the extra spatial confinement, which is manifested by the apparition of resonant states at this energy range, and consequently, a resonant tunneling behaviour in the conductance curves.

Plasma waves such as whistler mode chorus, electromagnetic ion cyclotron wave, and magnetosonic wave interact with plasma over a wide energy range and consequently contribute to loss and acceleration processes of high-energy particles in geospace.