In CIT, an 'incident' is identifiable in the data when an experience is described in detail, including the contextual and antecedent factors leading up to the experience and the consequences arising from it [ 37].
While the substance could remain prohibited in a formal sense, the actual/practical risk of any legal consequences arising from its use declines sharply.
This is an aspect of operational consequence arising from interruption in the planned travel times of trains due to the reduction or termination of the functional performance of the infrastructure.
In addition, a long term and chronic inflammatory consequence arising from the colonic epithelial loss of this transcriptional regulator was observed.
This, however, is but to say that the question of power depends, not upon the authority conferred by the Constitution, but upon what may be the consequence arising from the exercise of the lawful authority.' And it was held that if a tax be within the lawful power of the Legislature, the exertion of the power may not be restrained because of the results to arise from its exercise.
A more indirect consequence arose from the disagreements that occurred between Madero and his generals Villa and Orozco.
A number of consequences arising from this new theory were soon after derived, including the existence of black holes, the fact that masses acted like a gravitational lens, the need for an expanding or contracting Universe, and the existence of a new type of radiation: gravitational radiation.
One of a number of consequences arising from this problem and demonstrated in the IA is the difference in effective tax rates between digital and traditional business models.
An important consequence arises from this, namely, Gadamer conceives art as presentational (darstellen) rather than representational (vorstellen).
Another consequence arises from the relationship between collective responses and group size.
Local communities in Kenya, Sudan, Eritrea, Malawi and Pakistan noted a range of negative consequences arising from invasive Prosopis (Choge et al. 2002; Chikuni et al. 2004; Mwangi and Swallow 2005; Laxén 2007; Bokrezion 2008; Kazmi et al. 2009).
