The phrase "and the expected consequences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes or results that are anticipated as a result of a particular action or decision.
Example: "The committee reviewed the proposal, considering both the potential benefits and the expected consequences of implementing the new policy."
Alternatives: "and the anticipated outcomes" or "and the predicted results".
These included first-line acute and prophylactic drugs, and the expected consequences of adding consumer-education and provider-training.
Among engineers, risk is defined as a product of probability of the occurrence of an undesired event and the expected consequences in terms of human, economic, and environmental loss.
The present study differs from our previous works on wing shape in Calopterygidae [ 28, 45, 46] in that here we focus explicitly on the allometric effects on wing shape and the expected consequences on flight performance.
Accordingly, it is plausible that the impact of knowing the name and the expected consequences of a disease may contribute to modify the well-being and welfare judgments and, consequently, the overall perceived health-related quality of life.
When adolescents have the opportunity to try smoking, they will not refuse to smoke as they reassess the information about acceptability of cigarettes and the expected consequences of smoking (7).
The resulting reserve networks were evaluated according to their representation efficiency and to the expected consequences for the Palm Warbler (Dendroica palmarum), an area and isolation-sensitive bird restricted to peatlands in southern Québec.
To verify that inducing expression of the lysozyme variants in the chemostat cultures was taking place and producing the expected consequences, lysozyme transcripts originating from the induction vectors were quantified using qRT-PCR and secreted lysozyme activity determined using an enzymatic assay (Fig. 2a, b).
The participants importantly expressed the wish for clear and honest information about the expected consequences and prognosis, without eliminating hope.
This result supports previous studies which demonstrated that a significant positive relationship exists between perceived fit and confirmation of the expected consequences of technology use in learning environments (e.g., McGill & Klobas, 2009; Lin, & Wang, CH., 2012; Terzis et al., 2013).
To biopsy these lesions will be more technically difficult than other biopsies in most radiologists' current practice and the expected consequence of this will be a lower sensitivity, despite the outstanding results reported from ELCAP.
Specifically, the referrer should outline the expected consequences of discontinuing lithium and switching to ACs.
