Their results suggest that there is still some ambiguity about how to assign consequence predictions to variants in some contexts, and efforts to define and standardize terms that are used to describe these effects, such as the Sequence Ontology [ 23], should help to improve the evaluation of different packages.
Experiment 1 provides preliminary evidence that humans track tenure length and assign social consequences to tenure differences.
Assign further consequences at home.
Some cold countries, such as Russia and Sweden, may benefit economically as their climate warms up, but the overall impact is sharply negative, especially when monetary values are assigned to consequences like forced migrations, the destruction of the rain forests, and the spread of vector-borne diseases like malaria and dengue fever.
For purposes of any State or local law imposing a tax on or measured by income, a transfer of property from the debtor to the estate or from the estate to the debtor shall not be treated as a disposition for purposes of any provision assigning tax consequences to a disposition, except to the extent that such transfer is treated as a disposition under the Internal Revenue Code of 1986.
"He was assigned treatment consequences for his actions". The consequences included reduced visit days and fewer unaccompanied hours.
Individually, they were given the choice of whether to assign a positive consequences task or a neutral consequences task to either themselves or another participant, who (they were told) would simply assume the assignment was made by chance.
These higher brain functions make a normal brain not confused: able to reason, prioritize, infer causes and consequences, assign authorship to one's own thoughts, explore, avoid distractions, and engage with the environment.
Nor is their hypocrisy captured here by the additional fact that the participants also seemed to believe in the moral principle that flipping the coin is the morally fair way to assign the task consequences.
After making the assignment privately and anonymously, participants were asked about what was the morally right way to assign the task consequences, and to rate on a 9-point scale whether they thought the way they had actually made the task assignment was morally right.
The current wealth of genome-wide association studies revealing statistical associations between disease traits and common genetic variants has led to keen interest in trying to assign specific functional consequences to each such variant.
