Sentence examples for yet and consequently from inspiring English sources
At the time the IPCC Special Report on Carbon Capture and Storage was published in 2005, the concept of CO2 storage efficiency was not introduced yet and, consequently, no numerical values were published in the literature.
FMRP target mRNAs in cancer cells have not been identified yet and consequently the molecular mechanism/s through which FMRP regulates its specific mRNA targets.
From a practical perspective, there is no validated standard assay for FGF-23 yet, and consequently, no reference range for interpretation of FGF-23 levels in clinical practice.
However, the current knowledge on molecular network structures is incomplete yet, and consequently the strategies aimed to predict essential genes are prone to uncertain predictions.
It will be demonstrated that in both countries traditional randomized sampling techniques among immigrants necessitate an adjustment of the population definition as many immigrants are not (yet) registered and consequently are not found in sampling frames.
To our knowledge, experimental investigations of the performance of DISC1tr mice in spatial memory tasks have not yet been published, and consequently it is only a matter of speculation as to what the functional consequences of the enhanced SC LTP in DISC1tr mice may be.
Even after the OS and SSD are configured to support the TRIM command, other conditions might prevent any benefit from TRIM., databases and RAID systems are not yet TRIM-aware and consequently will not know how to pass that information on to the SSD.
The expanding infarction core with a dynamic peri-infarct penumbra is not yet irreversibly injured and consequently, serves as the primary target for brain protection strategies [7].
Therefore, despite the growing attention on the role of patient engagement in the management of chronic diseases, up to now, a shared, evidence-based model has yet to be developed and, consequently, concrete guidelines for practice have not yet been determined [ 1].
African leaders have yet to catch on, and consequently inequality has been left to fester.
Faced with the exponentially increasing demand for mobile data services, the cellular network operators are confronted with a precarious situation: accommodate the explosive traffic growth yet reduce the costs and consequently increase average revenue per user (ARPU) [1, 2].
