Two chance dismissals, both a consequence of superb reflexes on the Warwickshire side, changed the tenor of the match.
Further analysis based on five plant traits indicated that the observed shifts were both a consequence of warming and methodological artifacts.
Chiefly, they appear to console themselves with the thought that Wonder's unreliability is both a consequence of and a testament to his genius, one of several signs that Stevie or Steve, as those close to him call him is not quite of this world.
And that, in turn, reflects my faith that as markets become more diverse and open — which is both a consequence of innovation, since it allows new players to overturn dominant, established ones, and a cause of it — more good things come out of them.
They're both a consequence of party leaders taking the path of least resistance on racially-charged issues, and they're both reminders of the hard truth that the more racially diverse America of the future could easily become, and remain, a more polarized society as well.
Writing in a recent issue of The Chronicle of Higher Education, John Quiggin, a visiting professor of economics at Johns Hopkins University, argues that the Great Academic Leap Forward "is both a consequence of, and a contributor to, the growing inequality and polarization of American society".
In addition, Candida spp. tracheobronchial colonization and P. aeruginosa pneumonia could both be a consequence of prior antibiotic treatment.
The risks are expected to increase, both as a consequence of climate change and due to increased vulnerabilities, especially in urban areas.
Here, we show that growth defects precede larval lethality and both are a consequence of the inability to feed normally.
Substance use disorders are commonly associated with high impulsivity [reviewed in Perry and Carroll (3)], which can occur both as a consequence of and a predictor of substance use disorders.
Disturbed SoA may be present, sometimes strikingly so, both as a consequence of focal neurological lesions and of the, presumably more diffuse, neural changes underlying mental illness.
