As a consequence, a bigger bed voidage creates a lower dust collection efficiency in the GBF.
Younger patients and patients with a higher educational level seem to have a greater health literacy (knowledge) and, as a consequence, a bigger awareness of the danger of using medicines and driving than older patients and those with lower educational level.
As a consequence, the Big East takes a considerable step backward, even with the emergence of St. John's and Marquette and the addition of Butler and Creighton.
Another consequence is a big bill for taxpayers and electricity consumers.
Italy possesses a huge cultural-historical-artistic heritage; so, unfortunately, due to its costs such practice is not pursued in many cases and, as a consequence, big restoration works become unavoidable when the degrade extent approaches the artefact's destruction.
The high adjustment factor for Polish receiving data was mainly a consequence of the big difference between the two figures for migration from Germany to Poland.
This aggressive gender segregation is a consequence of big-company marketing tactics.
As the number of short trips we take increases (up to 10 per year on top of longer holidays), cheap flights to European cities aren't always the answer and Britain, as a consequence, is getting a bigger and bigger slice of the weekend-break pie.
In particular, frames from more significant layers have more distant reference frames (as can be seen in Figure 4), so it is compensated by using bigger factors in the equations of the algorithm, and as a consequence, bigger search areas for those frames.
"Emotionalism will not solve the problem," sniffs one councillor.On one thing, everyone agrees: the consequences of a big earthquake would be appalling.
