Sentence examples for be consequent upon from inspiring English sources

This paper describes a novel approach to the exploration of the changes in relationships between Health Service organisations that would be consequent upon ongoing national policy initiatives.

Then, depending on the disorder or disease which might be consequent upon it, the ways of rounding out the syndrome, now referred to as IER, might be several.

Alternatively, changes in gene expression might be consequent upon altered expression of a protein target of the histone acetyltransferase activity of the TTC5/EP300 complex.

This may be consequent upon early booking as demand for classes is high and provision inadequate in many parts of England [ 28].

Alternatively, the increased ERK activity may be consequent upon subtle changes in EGFR trafficking or secondary to suppression of cytoplasmic phosphatases DUSP 6, 7 or 9 (Owens and Keyse, 2007).

Full field ERGs are pathognomonic in this disorder (Fig.  2c), have recently been shown to be consequent upon mutation in KCNV2 and have been described in detail [ 28, 29].

It is called "consequent" because it is consequent upon, or dependent upon, the decisions of non-divine actual entities (Whitehead calls them actual occasions).

Another not unrelated source is the assumption of holism in the philosophy of science that is consequent upon the positivist conception of theoretical meaning.

The more modern versions of dualism have their origin in Descartes' Meditations, and in the debate that was consequent upon Descartes' theory.

The individual approaches give some differences in the results that are consequent upon the distinguishing level used for modelling the damping device.

The choice to serve God is consequent upon true knowledge of God, for such knowledge automatically produces love in man, and love in turn requires action, that is, divine worship which is achieved by accepting the commandments of the Torah.