As a consequence, a legitimate question has been raised on the necessity of using RAFM steel for TBMs structural material in ITER.
Where were the consequences?" It's a question that gathers power as the story broadens in scope, letting in a more adult criminal world: "Today — when skylines burn in night-green, when the president's faits are accompli, when smoke rises from spent casings and molten steel and charred skin and newspaper ink and your neighbor's Good morning!
Many actors prefer to do what they're told rather than risking the consequences of asking a question, making a suggestion or "just saying no" to words and actions they find harrowing.
As a consequence, the question is to know whether a future reevaluation of the fasting and postprandial targets will not become necessary in patients exhibiting an increased risk for adverse events.
As a consequence, the question of whether humans universally use similar facial information to recognize faces, despite cultural variance in eye movements, remains unresolved.
As a consequence, the question is not - or not just - whether clinical examination should complement mammography, but whether the image quality of mammograms is sufficiently high to permit the omission of clinical examination.
A year after Saddam's overthrow, the Nobel Peace Laureate José Ramos Horta said: "If I were a political leader of any consequence and I was asked a question regarding the options for Iraq, I would say that retreating and conceding victory to the terrorists is not an option - for the consequences are far too high to contemplate".
Should you refuse to answer a question, the consequences will really depend on the situation.
When physicians perceived the believability of a statement on good adherence to be high, they would usually briefly acknowledge the answer, perhaps with praise, a warning about the possible consequences of non-adherence, or a question about side effects.
