A cause-consequence relationship with human-intelligible concepts?
Hyperinsulinism and insulin resistance are frequent findings in PCOS patients, and these traits have cause-consequence relationships with obesity [6], increased serum ferritin concentrations [7], low-grade chronic inflammation [8], oxidative stress [9], and increased cardiovascular risk [10].
Ernst & Young has escaped being suspended from doing audit work in California, a sanction that could have caused a severe problem for the firm, and instead has agreed to accept three years of probation as a consequence of its relationship with PeopleSoft, which it audited at the same time it had business relationships with the company.
Barton's position as screenwriter is of particular consequence to his relationship with "the common man".
In turn, ESPN's extraordinary market-making power is, to a significant degree, a consequence of its relationship with the NFL.
"I would say that mothers should remember that the actions they take on this issue will have lasting consequences for the relationship with their child and other relatives in their life.
Some senior officials fretted about the consequences for our relationship with Indonesia.
It will have hugely damaging consequences for its relationship with the rest of the world, the effects of which will be felt for years.
Nato's Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen has warned Russia that if it were to "intervene further in Ukraine it would be a historic mistake with grave consequences for our relationship with Russia and it would further isolate Russia internationally", he told the BBC.
She had led a troubled life since her teenage years, developing problems with alcohol and depression and suffering the consequences of a relationship with an unstable neighborhood boy.
It is all right to give feedback about how you respond to certain behaviors that set you off, but don't demand that the other person change -- just let them know that their behavior has consequences in your relationship with them.
