In a painting, laws of physics and predictive familiarity can be suspended without consequence, because it was always already invented, accepted as such by all parties, and need only answer to the cogency of its own soul.
The turmoil at the company, once Russia's largest crude oil producer, has broad consequences because it is slowing Russia's overall growth in oil output at a time when global supplies are tight.
I said above that predicate dualism might seem to have no ontological consequences, because it is concerned only with the different way things can be described within the contexts of the different sciences, not with any real difference in the things themselves.
"You do have to always remember the long-term consequences because it is a chronic illness".
In Figure 2, for example, conditioning on S carries no consequences because it is not a collider on any path between E 0 and D 1.
In addition, the use of chloroquine, which selects against P. vivax, has allowed P. falciparum to become the dominant parasite (Singh et al. 2004), a pattern with important epidemiological consequences, because it is the most virulent form of malaria in the region.
"I feel that it is very important that any state that passes such a law suffer economic and cultural consequences, partly because it is deserved and partly to discourage other states from following suit," Schwartz, who also wrote the scores for "Pippin," "Godspell" and Disney's "Pocahontas," said in the email.
The timing of the current offensive could have devastating consequences because it's also the time farmers sow their crops.
Skeletal muscle dysfunction is considered an important systemic consequence of COPD because it is associated with disease exacerbations, reduced quality of life and poor prognosis.
Skeletal muscle dysfunction is accepted as a very important systemic consequence of COPD because it is associated with exacerbations of the disease, reduced quality of life and decreased prognosis (Pitta et al., 2005; Swallow et al., 2007).
