Sentence examples for secondly as a consequence from inspiring English sources
Secondly, as a consequence of this progressive shortening starting in the deep part of the muscle, the deeper fibers may undergo greater stretching during tendon repair.
Secondly, as a consequence of publicity, especially at the launch of the study in September 2004, tens of thousands of women contacted the study team to express their interest via our website and telephone lines, or less often by personal contact.
Since this criterion worries more about the median labour class, increases in the level of redistribution will have two effects: first, a longer length of the working period; and secondly and as a consequence, larger pension benefits via the dependency ratio.
Secondly, as a likely consequence of the stable triskelions at the non-permissive temperature, clathrin also localized correctly to its target membranes.
Secondly, decreased FLIP levels can result as a consequence of increased proteolysis mediated by the ubiquitin pathway.
Information to be exploited will be subject to two discrete drivers, firstly the information available for exploitation as a consequence the vessels' current cyclical mode, secondly, the characteristics of the information source.
Secondly, as the consequences of untreated chlamydia have a greater impact on women, it is possible that female GPs are more conscious about the importance of chlamydia testing [ 23].
As a consequence, firstly, the system operator will reschedule OPF immediately; secondly, based on the real-time monitoring by meters, the measurement values will be updated as the ones that reflect the condition after rescheduling.
It should be noted that increasing the reactor temperature has, as a consequence, two opposite effects: firstly, it increases the rate of reactions; secondly, it shifts WGS reaction to reactants.
As a consequence, helium is too cheap.
