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Lower φglob value results in a lower fuel consumption which consequently translates into less CO, NOx and soot concentration.

The former findings suggest that immature patients respond more favorably to treatment with PRP, which consequently might translate into better results in ACL tissue engineering.

Thus, body elongation coordinates WD formation by the tail-derived FGF signals, which are consequently translated into the morphological difference between the leader and rear cells, both of which progress posteriorly with a regular interval between them (Fig. 7).

This dynamic chromatin structure likely influences transcription of expanded C9orf72, which consequently might either accumulate as RNA foci or translate into aggregation-prone c9RAN proteins.

"Therefore, our ball movement became stagnant, which consequently resulted in turnovers".

"He's getting double-teamed and triple-teamed, which consequently opens up a lot of things for everyone else.

However...we expect RB Pharma to produce a strong first half which will not reflect the Orexo challenges yet, which consequently may support the stock for now.

which consequently implies that (2.19).

which consequently completes the proof.

Hence, feminists and activists adopted Western terminology, which consequently made its way into the local language.

Such an intermittent local burning rate or flame speed consequently translates to oscillatory global propagation, even after global averaging, due to nonlinear coupling.