Sentence examples for consequence of representing from inspiring English sources
These limitations include the use of ionising radiation and projectional superimposition, which can obscure erosions and mimic cartilage loss as an inevitable consequence of representing a three-dimensional structure in only two planes.
Here, the consequences of representing habitat on grids as a continuous surface (0 1) versus as binary (0, 1) are examined for such models.
Thus construed, measurement accuracy can be evaluated by establishing robustness among the consequences of models representing different measurement processes.
"In my situation, the consequences of me representing Sudan are bigger than me going to the Olympics," he told Reuters.
Development of chromosomal instability is the initial consequence of HPV infection, representing a preparatory event in the integration of the virus into the genome (Melsheimer et al, 2004).
For an offer, such as "you may use my car whenever you like", the consequence of compliance "represents a situation which is preferred to the norm".
Taken as a whole, medieval theories of consequence represent the first sustained attempt at adopting a sentential/propositional perspective[3] since the Stoics in Greek antiquity, and — unlike Stoic logic, which had little historical influence — provide the historical background for subsequent developments leading to the birth of modern logic in the 19th century.
First, this can be no surprise, but a direct consequence of the preferences represented by Eq. (1).
In the early days of recordings -- both 78's and LP's -- the emphasis was on repertory, and an effort was made to see that works of consequence were represented in the catalog.
However, it remains unclear whether neuropsychological abnormalities are a consequence of PTSD or represent a pre- morbid risk (cf. Vasterling and Brailey 2005).
These findings suggest that the profile of ADR may have functional cellular consequence and represents an area of significant future research interest.
