Small biases can have big consequences, concludes Eugene Day, a health care systems engineer at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, in Research Policy.
Therefore, one may not apply the aforementioned results and, as a consequence, conclude that G has a fixed point.
The university added how it wants "to establish what happened and what action might need to be taken as a consequence," and concluded: "Professor Byrne will also be writing to students to remind them violent protest is totally unacceptable and we expect them to be tolerant and respectful of others' views and opinions".
As a consequence, we concluded that GM3 is the substrate of Neu-1.
In consequence, IARC concluded that evidence in humans for the carcinogenicity of microcystin-LR is inadequate (IARC 2010).
As a consequence, we concluded that there is no clinical relevance of CYP2C19-related findings of the cocktail study under consideration.
I then discuss some practical consequences and conclude the article.
As a consequence, we conclude that Hussain et al.'s result can be deduced from the corresponding unidimensional result.
That led to a series of physical and social consequences, the authors concluded.
"There can no longer be any doubt that major changes in the climate have occurred in recent decades in the region, with visible and measurable consequences," the government concluded in the report to the United Nations last month.
When in November 2002 the Security Council unanimously adopted Resolution 1441, giving Iraq a final opportunity to comply immediately with its disarmament obligations or face serious consequences, most people concluded the UNSC had set course for a showdown if Saddam kept playing games.
