In addition, the BBC argues that for every 1% reduction in penetration of the licence fee, there would be a consequent £35m loss of income and that enforcement would be much more difficult if non-payment was a civil rather than a criminal offence as it would be harder to use detection equipment.
With the emergence of MDR and XDR-TB in HIV-infected populations worldwide [ 3], it is therefore likely that there will be a consequent rise in extrapulmonary MDR and XDR-TB disease [ 11].
Thus, the up-regulation of RBM24 by HCV could be a consequent of HCV induced inflammatory response and the balance of HCV translation and replication controlled by RBM24 might be involved in the establishment or maintenance of viral persistence, which is a major characteristic of HCV infection.
The corners of life have been smoothed (for the lucky ones) and there appears to be a consequent appetite for easy, unthreatening fiction.
Nor can there be a consequent U.S.-Soviet confrontation.
In the above rule, x = (x1,…, x n) is the n-dimensional input vector, A qi is an antecedent fuzzy set for the i – th input variable, C q is a consequent class, and CF q is a certainty degree (i.e., rule weight).
Groups of three or four antennas are similarly used at each received location with the BPMF radar with SA mode (see e.g., Holdsworth and Reid 2004a), and there is a consequent increase in gain and a high frequency filtering of the ground diffraction pattern in both cases.
Moreover, in premalignant diseases, there is a consequent development of hypoxia and acidosis conditions [ 19] and glycolysis offers cellular growth advantage under a lower pressure of oxygen state.
One plausible outcome of trying to keep costs down is a consequent reluctance of regional and local papers to pursue possibly controversial stories.
Thus, its order (tartīb), the syllogistic concatenation of intellection that corresponds to reality, is a consequent of divine intellection and is in a sense relocated from the thought of the First Principle to that of its immediate effects (Ilāhiyyāt, VIII, 7, 362, 17 366).
