Sentence examples for the consequent progress from inspiring English sources

The results overall describe the linkage between morbidity pattern and causes of death and the consequent progress in epidemiological transition.

Still, the groundbreaking nature of the CTI-CFF itself, and the consequent progress toward multi-jurisdictional vertical (see " Integrating plans across governance levels") and horizontal (see " Planning across governance boundaries") cooperation, demonstrates that high-level reform for marine conservation is possible.

Such a decrease (up to 200 °C) of the sintering temperature is a consequent progress in terms of engineering for applications.

The costs identified by the research team (in addition to the financial costs in convening the committees) were the increased demands on researchers to think through and come to a view about each issue raised, the time taken to revise the study protocol, and the consequent slower progress in relation to study deadlines.

Although cell line or animal models do have the advantage of allowing direct investigation of the effect of tumour stroma on inflammatory cell infiltration, they often lack clinical relevance to the patient with breast cancer with the consequent slow progress on immunotherapy for breast cancer.

Dissension among political parties, industrialists, businessmen, teacher politicians, student politicians, and other groups and the consequent politicization of education hampered progress at every stage, however.

Thus, the effect of technical progress on marginal land and the consequent rise in wages is a contraction in export-oriented primary production and employment.

Patients were assumed to start in the MDS state and receive first-line treatment (azacitidine, BSC, LDC or SDC) and then either die or progress to AML with consequent progression to death.

The consequent unrest could be considerable.

The consequent risks to business are considerable.

2. The consequent of 1 is false.