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Subjective consequentialism is the view that whenever we face a choice of actions, we should both morally justify a particular course of action and be motivated to act accordingly directly by the relevant consequentialist principle (whether what that principle assesses are particular actions or rules for action).

The following sketch of relevant background in the latter case will, accordingly, most directly concern the treatment of intentionality.

Many of these proteins are predicted to be secreted and accordingly are directly implicated in the interaction between the parasite and amoebal proteins.

PE is a trauma-focused approach, which means that the focus is primarily on processing the memory of the trauma and its effects on the patient's life and, accordingly, to directly target trauma-related symptoms such as PTSD.

With real time PCR, a significant decrease (p <0.001) of human DNA and accordingly the directly proportional cell numbers on all cell-seeded constructs (2 and 12 weeks in vivo) could be measured compared to the amount of initially seeded cells.

Accordingly, CagA might directly target intercellular adhesions by disrupting tight [ 73] and adherence junctions [ 144].

Accordingly, this study directly addresses the international priority issues of increasing PA engagement and decreasing obesity levels.

Accordingly, testing variants directly associated with a given trait is possible and may lead to higher accuracy in GWAS and genomic predictions.

Accordingly, this study directly addresses the international priority issues of increasing PA engagement and decreasing obesity levels at the population-level.

Accordingly, these data directly address the methodological questions regarding whether prevention of HIV infection by circumcision can be proved by RCTs.

Speaking-up behaviour might, accordingly, not be directly influenced by perceived team relationships and leaders' attitude so much as indirectly by the perception of efficacy or safety of speaking up.