The phrase "all the consequent" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to "all the consequences" or "all the consequent events," depending on the context.
Example: "We need to consider all the consequent effects of this decision on our project timeline."
Alternatives: "all the outcomes" or "all the results".
This would imply that the value of longevity figures in the study are overestimates, as are all the consequent estimates of the average and marginal economic benefits of medical-research spending.RICHARD COOKSONLondonSIR Your otherwise comprehensive survey of online finance (May 20th) disappoints in one respect.
Therefore, all the consequent measurements were carried out following the same procedure, in order to minimize the aging-related fluctuations in the SERS intensity.
The state of unemployment and, above all, the consequent lack of requisites - like wages and lodgings - necessary to stay in the destination country (Wilson and Portes 1980; Light et al.1994; Ram 1994; Phizacklea and Ram 1996; Kloosterman et al.1998; Deakins 1999; Mata and Pendakur 1999; Johnson 2000; Drori et al. 2009) leads immigrants to perceive a negative context around them.
"These were deaths with all the consequent trauma and sadness for the victims which were unavoidable and unnecessary".
"These are deaths with all the consequent trauma and sadness for the victims which were avoidable and unnecessary".
We first develop our approach of stability analysis for a commuting algebra LA, where all the consequent state matrices Al's commute.
From [13], each of and in above definition is doubling in the sense that its values at and are uniformly comparable for all, and the consequent fact that.
If all statements in the antecedent clause are determined to be true, then all statements in the consequent clause are applied.
All parameters of the consequent parts are updated online based on Direct Adaptive Control Theory (DACT) and employing a back-propagation-based approach.
Filling in the information gap revealed in Figure 1 is critical to fully describing the exposure response relationship of combustion particles across all relevant exposures and the consequent total burden of disease across all populations in the world.
But how, if at all, can we detach the consequent of (a)?
