Sentence examples for Mutual consequence from inspiring English sources

Now the loose summary just given to the effect that every formula is equivalent to an equivalence makes a misleading double use of the equivalence vocabulary for two different things: equivalence as mutual consequence and equivalence as the biconditional connective.

The dramatic declines in the birth rates of most insertion types in mammals could be mutual consequences of the reduction in the full range of mobile element activities coincident with a decline in numbers of autonomous elements per genome.

The electrochemical measurements show that the Cu@Pt/rGO catalysts have superior catalytic activity and stability for methanol electrooxidation compared to Cu@Pt/Vulcan XC-72(XC-72) withethe same Pt content, which may be a consequence of mutual effect of the Cu@Pt core shell NPs and rGO support.

The two distinct sets of species (animals and plants) are linked through coevolved interactions of mutual dependence (Fig. 1b) that depict the reciprocal consequences of their interaction.

The story of the Fed's efforts to rescue giant banks like Merrill Lynch, Citigroup and Washington Mutual from the consequences of reckless lending and investments is already well known.

"The worst case is that this could lead to actual armed conflict, although that is by no means a necessary consequence of mutual antagonism," Mr. Lieberthal said in an interview.

Isolation: There is no cross-parenting and hence no mixed population; non-immigrants parent with non-immigrants, immigrants parent with immigrants, and the matrix is reduced to 2 × 2: p 11 = p 22 = 1; p 12 = p 21 = 0. Isolation could be a matter of mutual preference or a consequence of societal discrimination (the two may be essentially equivalent).

The resulting pairings are a consequence of mutual mate choice that favours close inbreeding avoidance.

It is tempting to assume that the retention of their mutual similarity is a consequence of IRX cluster co-regulation, the mechanism of which remains unknown.

Another problem is that the estimate of tuberculosis HIV mortality is not explicitly calibrated to be compatible with the mortality envelope of total HIV mortality, as estimated by Spectrum, with an unknown consequence on mutual compatibility of HIV mortality estimates.

If the data are not available, it is possible to replace some of them results of deterministic method; this approach has negative consequences in mutual dependency of accuracy of achieved results.