Sentence examples for a consequence of the other from inspiring English sources

Taking φ1 = ψ1 = χ and φ2 = ψ2 = χ′, we have the antecedent of this conditional (by (Id)), so we conclude that for all formulas χ, χ′, either χ ⊢ χ′ or χ′ ⊢ χ, which includes #-free formulas of the original language (e.g., χ = p, χ′ = q) for which neither is a consequence of the other by the original consequence relation, showing any proposed extension along the above lines to be non-conservative.

All other factors do not influence the disease process, but only result as a consequence of the other more influential primary factors.

It should be emphasized that it is still uncertain whether AD and DLB are two independent pathologies that may coexist, or the pathologies are related, or one of them is a consequence of the other.

Paragraph 4: "This is partly because educators' preferred file formats (Word, PowerPoint, and PDF) can't be handled gracefully by existing version control systems, but more importantly, there simply isn't a "culture of contribution" in education for projects like Software Carpentry to build on" I'm not convinced that one isn't mostly or entirely a consequence of the other.

Alternatively, it may be a consequence of the existence of other yet to be described mechanisms for the introduction of scrapie into a flock.

In this paper we investigate conditions under which removing tasks of the DES model does not affect the result of supervisory control in the sense that their completion is guaranteed as a consequence of the completion of the other tasks in the DES model.

To establish whether the interaction of each lobe observed was genuine or a consequence of the mutation in the other lobe, the Ca2+ dissociation kinetics was examined using CaMWT.

A few experiments with Lactadherin, whose response to PS is more linear, could strengthen this part and validate the hypothesis that the ionic current is a consequence of the scramblase activity, not the other way round.

In this overview, "symptoms" include those relating to diseases such as dyspnea, and those that could be a consequence of the disease or of other diseases.

The epigenetic profile changes over time, and apparent associations may be a consequence of the disease itself or other environmental factors such as therapy.

Within a particular community, the echolocation frequencies used by any one species may therefore also be a consequence of the frequencies used by other species in that community [ 48, 67].