Sentence examples for standards consequently from inspiring English sources

Only 65%to90%% of carrot harvest meets the quality standards; consequently, during harvest time, 20 to 100 t of carrots with an optimal degree of freshness and maturity are discarded daily due to a sizing problem and then directed to animal feed [10].

However, the relevant data of the included publications were incomplete, and these publications did not use uniform quality control standards; consequently, the prognostic impact of radiotherapy-related side effects on prognosis was not analyzed.

New Zealand houses are large, often poorly constructed and heated, by OECD standards, and consequently are colder and damper indoors than recommended by the World Health Organisation.

Determination of the peak and low levels for major water quality parameters would help fish farmers to maintain proper water quality standards and consequently achieve maximum fish growth and production for economical and profit maximisation.

The choice of scenario will undoubtedly affect surface ozone concentrations over the UK, the risk of exceedences of current UK air Quality objective standards and consequently the ozone-related health burdens [ 22].

In the other studies, all included patients had a positive reference standard and consequently specificity rates of the index test could not be calculated.

A common debating point in the Celtic Park aftermath is that financial constraints at each club mean they are unable to attract the quality of player they could a decade ago and, consequently, standards have markedly fallen.

Fixing a frequency in standard working conditions consequently means to fix the tube length and the stack channels width.

Fixing a frequency in standard working conditions consequently means fixing the tube length and the stack channels' width.

The whole-brain isotropically-resolved 3D acquisition capability of mcDESPOT allowed for the first time the registration of 3D MWF maps to standard space, and consequently a formalized voxel-based analysis of the data.

We suggest that even though angiogenesis inhibitors are non-toxic as monotherapies, they increase the toxicity of standard chemotherapy, and consequently a re-design of the now classic clinical trial model should be considered.