Sentence examples for consequence of this belief from inspiring English sources

Aakash is, in a way, the consequence of this belief, which has taken hold here.

The consequences of this belief impact the extent to which malignant diseases and non-malignant conditions are therapeutically treated and how radiation is used in combination with other therapies.

To my way of thinking the therapeutic consequences of this belief system go way beyond the modest predictions in the paper that provoked this commentary and suggest that the next leap forward would depend on "stabilizing" these latent metastases with a combination of anti-angiogenic, anti-proliferative and pro-apoptotic therapies before letting a surgeon near a patient.

Belief in the efficacy of the rites is the natural consequence of the belief that all things and events are connected with or participate in one another.

And a consequence of these beliefs is that many a community has been held hostage or destroyed, because they have been waiting on an external savior to exercise the spiritual energy that only they themselves possess.

He was despondent about the moral consequences of that belief.

Another line of thinking that included skeptical elements was that of the followers of William of Ockham (1285 1347), who explored the logical consequences of the belief that God is the origin of all knowledge.

The name derives from Marcion of Asia Minor who, sometime after his arrival in Rome, fell under the influence of Cerdo, a Gnostic Christian, whose stormy relations with the Church of Rome were the consequence of his belief that the God of the Old Testament could be distinguished from the God of the New Testament the one embodying justice, the other goodness.

The consequences of these beliefs are too well known to history for them to be taken too seriously for too long.

This study provided an in-depth examination of the implicit ability beliefs held by elite British track and field athletes, including the antecedents and consequences of these beliefs.

Still, if I have some reasons for my beliefs then I have at least some prima facie, but not necessarily conclusive, reason to hold the consequences of those beliefs.