Sentence examples for will consequently provide from inspiring English sources
"I also maintain that private enterprise will develop flying far more quickly than the state can hope to do, and will consequently provide more openings for Indians in this profession".
The universities will collaborate on related education programing that will consequently provide access to the archives on both ends of the state.
An evaluation of microsynteny will consequently provide a measurement of the value to be gained from each of the model species.
In this way the book is very narrowly focussed and will consequently provide a useful summary of the current status of therapy for common lymphomas for medical, clinical and haemato-oncologists.
EST-SSRs generated in the present study will consequently provide a valuable tool for the understanding of global genetic diversity among both non-domesticated and cultivated pea and faba bean germplasm, as well as for dissection of the genetic control of important agronomic traits.
The results have shown that the interfacial bonding between the inclusions and the matrix controls the crack path through the composite and determines whether or not an inclusion will act as a bridge and consequently provide a toughening effect.
He realized the moral and psychological pitfalls of solitude and consequently provided hermitages near the monastery.
The Morley-Minto reforms of 1909 consequently provided for separate Muslim electorates.
Protein tagging by 4 will be useful for obtaining information regarding DNA protein interactions between abasic sites at other locations in nucleosome core particles and consequently will provide insight into possible connections between NCP catalysis of DNA cleavage and post-translational histone modification.
Nanobased mud additive is expected to improve the thermal conductivity of nanofluids, which consequently will provide more efficient cooling of drill bits, and longer operational cycles [13].
When the Calvin cycle is inhibited, oxidative stress will consequently occur, unless the cells provide alternative pathways to dissipate the excess reducing power.
