Despite these concessions, the most significant consequence to date is that, by putting the institution's rent-setting policy under intense scrutiny, these students have catalysed a reframing of the debate surrounding access to education.
(3) How are these strategies being implemented, and what have been their intended and unintended consequences to date?
Likewise, those personnel who have been injured with DU fragments, thus indisputably exposed, have not suffered adverse health consequences to date.
HDACs were found to be associated with co-repressors [ 5- 8] and as a consequence most studies to date have focused on their role in transcriptional repression.
Despite the low overall response rate which was a consequence of up to date details on RCM members not being collated by the College and thus not available to the authors, a high number of responders met our inclusion criteria and were representative of the current midwifery workforce.
And the health consequences a Fukushima to date have been much less severe.
Equally important challenge confronting most authorities relates to their inability to appreciate waste as a resource as to date, and, as a consequence, waste separation remains alien or not properly address due to lack of finances.
Attempts to establish phylogenetic relationships within coral families based on skeletal characteristics have proved to be challenging, and as a consequence have been applied to date to only six of the 27 extant families – Fungiidae [15], [16], Mussidae [17], [18], Siderastreidae [17], Turbinoliidae [19], Acroporidae [20] and Dendrophylliidae [21].
A spokeswoman said to date, no adverse consequences have been identified or reported, and there is no indication of any impact on the shoreline.
As a consequence, due to temperature differences, the emergence dates could differ by up to six weeks between rivers.
