This finding may also be a consequence of a case-finding bias with the youngest and sickest being more selectively investigated.
Asked if the programs from which she benefited are still needed, she was initially vague, perhaps as a consequence of a pending case about the constitutionality of the University of Texas's affirmative action plan.
His Istīʿāb al-wujūh al-mumkinah fī ṣanʿat al-asṭurlāb ("Exhaustive Book on Astrolabes") discusses the possibility of Earth's motion, as a consequence of a particular case of one astrolabe projection, only to dismiss it quickly as philosophical speculation that should not preoccupy the practical astronomer and applied mathematician.
Claim (ii) is a consequence of a particular case of the main result of [23], or a consequence of [30, Theorem C]; see also [107, Proposition 11.4.3].
It is also a consequence of (a particular case of) a result of Wehrfritz: any finitely generated metabelian group is quasi-linear, namely is a subgroup of a group of the form (prod _{i=1}^r mathrm{GL}_n(F_i)), where (F_1, ldots, F_r) are fields [152].
Thus, the genetic diversity of the virus in these regions could have been reduced as a consequence of a founder event in the former case, or of drift in the latter [ 60].
And the collateral consequences of a civil case would not be as severe because a criminal conviction might jeopardize Bank of New York Mellon's ability to continue to do business with a number of clients who could be prohibited from dealing with a company convicted of fraud.
As a consequence of these cases, a new legal norm on contract cheating (specifically when it is paid) was introduced, coming into force on 1 January 2017.
A second limitation was the inability to estimate interactions, an inevitable consequence of using Case 2 BWS over a conventional DCE.
Still, a consequence of undiagnosed cases is a reduced power to detect an existing association.
