Sentence examples for sectors consequently from inspiring English sources

These quantitative values agreed with the plots in Fig. 6, in which the decreasing trend in EEJ strength after 1300 LT appears to be different from measured and modeled EEJ in the African and the Southeast Asian sectors, consequently resulting in the high RMSD at these sectors.

The factors (community and facility-based) that contributed to the maternal deaths and the healthcare delivery system in which the deaths occurred, were both complex and intricately woven into all sectors Consequently, the recommendations given were multidisciplinary.

Energy efficiency measures in this sector consequently play a key role in the transformation towards a more sustainable energy system.

Bicyclists caused the heaviest burden on the medical sector; consequently, they need to be prioritized in future safety work, as recently declared in the Government plan Vision Zero 2.0.

"Earnings models are now being reassessed across all sectors and consequently valuations are tumbling.

Social entrepreneurship creates social value and human development that result in the development of various sectors and consequently the development of the economy.

The production for processing exports therefore requires imports and thus has a much weaker linkage with other domestic sectors and consequently a much lower valued added than the normal trade.

The Asian financial crisis in the late 1990s resulted in a rapid increase in transnational migration among middle class families, but this was particularly true for Korean families as Korea's finance and business sectors, and consequently opportunities in job markets, were severely affected (Finch and Kim 2012; Cho 2005; Koo 2007; Park 2009).

Restructuring is increasingly being employed as a management strategy in the public sector, and consequently, in the health sector all over the world.

Their efforts have an impact on the livestock sector and consequently contribute to the country's economic growth.

Thus, any policy that affects workers' health insurance may produce changes in workers' behaviour, affecting the size of the formal sector and consequently the quantity of workers covered by insurance.