Sentence examples for a last consequence from inspiring English sources

In the following, we present the probabilistic version of the main result of [21], as a last consequence of Theorem 3.9.

Mutations in the lineage of cells leading to the sperm or eggs are of particular importance because many such mutations may be shared by somatic tissues and also may be inherited, thus having a lasting consequence.

"We could therefore say that the Brexit is the latest, but not the last, consequence of a war begun in 2003 based on the lie of a president, George Bush, and of a prime minister, Tony Blair," he said.

That last consequence is a major drawback for Google.

The recast of the Energy Industry Act of 2005 led in last consequence to a common procurement auction for the supply of tertiary control, which starts on December 1, 2006.

This change is imperceptible; but is, however, of the last consequence.

The last consequence of our work is that it generalizes both theories described in [7] and [8].

The latter should result, in the last consequence, in knowledge for action, and this knowledge should motivate, empower and support 'real' action and decision making [5].

These fixes would turn what is now an ambitious bill into a measure of lasting consequence.

The last consequences are the reduction of the proteoglycan levels and cartilage functionality.

In a 4C warmer world, migration must be considered as a pro-active adaptation strategy, he said, rather than a last ditch catastrophic consequence.