"and entailing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to connect two clauses or phrases to show that one action or condition leads to another. For example: "Improper storage of food can lead to food poisoning, and entailing serious health risks." In this sentence, "and entailing" is used to show that the action of improper storage results in the condition of serious health risks. Other possible examples include: - "Skipping breakfast can lead to low energy levels and entailing poor productivity throughout the day." - "Not studying for the exam will result in a low grade, and entailing the need for extra credit assignments." - "The company's financial struggles continue to persist, and entailing potential layoffs for its employees."
This was a far bigger deal than coal: four times the size of investment, and entailing not insignificant financial sacrifices.
There is the art of the ritual, ancient and colorful, with its sequence of movements, firmly established but, because the bulls always vary, different each time and entailing a kind of balletic grace on the part of the matadors, who are judged not least by whether they can make the bulls look graceful, too.
The drivers for closures vary, but include major international trends such as the move towards large, centralised hospitals providing full ranges of services, concentrating clinical expertise and entailing the closure of numbers of smaller, local hospitals [ 1], and the aftermath of the financial crisis [ 2, 3].
The problem of the cross-validation approach is that such different predictor weights (widetilde V) and V, although scaled and entailing identical (W^_{ text {train})}(widetilde V)=W^_{ text {train})}(V)), typically lead to different (W^_{ text {main})}(widetilde V neq W^_{ text {main})}(V)) in the main step of Eq. (3).
Kauffman did actually articulate some of these themes in his last book, Reinventing the Sacred, and has more recently described the economy as an "evolving autocatalytic set" in his paper "Evolution Beyond Newton, Darwin, and Entailing Law: The Origin of Complexity in the Evolving Biosphere".
She said that it was a setback, professionally speaking, and entailed a big cut in salary.
Often, the newly proposed phylogeny differs from the previous one and entails changes in classification.
The adjustment to college is surely emotional, and entails saying goodbye as well as hello.
Second, private prosecutions are expensive to bring and entail a risk of being ordered to pay the defendant's costs.
Building a 100-foot yacht takes two to three years and entails hundreds of thousands of hours of work.
The average apprenticeship lasts more than 12 months and entails a rigorous period of job-relevant training.
