Sentence examples for because of the consequent from inspiring English sources
reduction of competences at social level: the modular design and production causes a significant reduction of specific professional and technical competences at social level because of the consequent reduction in terms of occupation. .
It appears clear that industrial strategy in the direction though standardization of components is producing a general reduction in terms of an effective minimization of costs but is producing much reduced advantages on an energetic point of view because of the consequent increase of the weight of vehicles, which accompanies this new technological scenario.
This meant that the non-standard Holcroft valve gear proved expensive to maintain because of the consequent lack of spare parts.
If this were the case, the amount of adsorbed proteins should increase linearly at most, as a function of the sample specific area, because of the consequent increase of adsorption sites.
At this point the patient also began to lick at the tumor obscuring objective measurements of the tumor's exterior appearance because of the consequent inflammation.
Insufficient specificity of the HPV DNA assay results in a high false-positive rate and extra medical burden because of the consequent high colposcopy referral rate [ 6].
US governments at all levels (city, state and federal) dared not raise taxes on businesses or the rich – even as their general tax revenues fell because of unemployment and consequent reductions in incomes and consumers' expenditures.
Some authors, however, identify non sequitur with the fallacy of the consequent (see below Formal fallacies).
This means that the antecedent and the consequent, or, more precisely, what is signified by the antecedent and the consequent, must be identical, "because if this were not the case, it would not be immediately evident that the antecedent and the opposite of the consequent cannot stand together without contradiction".
She says the burden of credibility evaluation has increased because of technology and the consequent flood of too much information -- but paradoxically, technology also helps with the problem.
If all autophagy-inducing drugs increase ROS then this may be a potential barrier to their use in human sufferers of neurodegenerative diseases, because the consequent increases in the already high levels of oxidative stress may outweigh any benefit from autophagy up-regulation.
