As a consequence, case (b) of Theorem 3.3 (replacing condition (A) by (A′), and ℳ-continuity by continuity) guarantees that T F and have, at least, a coincidence point, which is a coincidence point of F and g. □.
The current investigation has some limitations, as consequence of case-case study in such rare disease.
Not all of those new mothers and fathers are ready to be parents, and Patricio Gonzales, a former social worker in McAllen, the county's largest city, has witnessed the consequences — case after case of child neglect and abuse.
At the annual meeting of the Pediatric Academic Societies last week, there was a new call for pediatricians to address childhood poverty as a national problem, rather than wrestling with its consequences case by case in the exam room.
However, we suspect that the evolutionary responses of many interacting species, even those involved in diffuse, indirect interactions, might alter predictions about community-level consequences (Case and Taper 2000; Berg et al. 2010).
The world's victory over smallpox has had an unfortunate consequence: monkeypox cases are surging in tropical Africa.
Watering down language seems to be unintended consequence of cases such as these but god forbid judges dicate how we write headlines.
Medieval philosophers often apply this consequence to cases involving privations (such as blindness), since they involve negation, which is typically regarded as a being of reason.
As a consequence, no cases occurred in birth cohorts born after farmers were given their genotype results (figure 1b).
In consequence, more cases would be expected in men with less education.
