A consequence of achieved modernism is what postmodernists might refer to as de-realization.
As a consequence, for achieving high levels of energy-saving in buildings, design measures with high impact should be firstly defined and then optimised.
In the last decade European accidentology data have shown a significant reduction of the total number of fatalities, as a consequence of improvements achieved in the sector of car safety.
"If the player's goals are aligned with the organization's goals, then the organizational goals will be realized as a consequence of the player achieving her goals," says Brian Burke, author of Gamify.
Then, as a consequence of Theorem 2.1, we achieve the following corollary.
The average disease-free interval since primary treatment was significantly shorter in A with respect to S cases (40.3 vs. 28.5 months, P less than 0.001) as a consequence of the early detection achieved by CXR survey.
As a consequence of the continuous race to achieve the highest possible amount of doping there is a growing tendency to assume that all N species are incorporated within the graphene lattice (doping).
Namely, as a consequence of the comparatively rapid growth achieved and their excellent sensitivity they are more sensitive to sample cross-contamination than previous methods.
As a consequence of sludge impregnation, magnetic sludge was achieved which settled quickly by a magnet.
It would seem that the basic requirement of 1500 ppm of CO2 is achieved as a consequence of the window areas being just sufficient to provide the minimum of 3 l/s per person at low and intermittent occupancy.
This definition of academic quality as equivalent to academic standards is consistent with the emerging focus in higher education policies on student learning outcomes – the specific levels of knowledge, skills, and abilities that students achieve as a consequence of their engagement in a particular education program.
