As a consequence, much of the good work of the LTA tends to be overlooked".
Marine rocks of Paleocene age are relatively limited in occurrence, and as a consequence much of the information about this epoch comes from terrestrial deposits.
As a consequence, much of the work life balance policy and practice research examines WLB issues from a relatively static and unchanging perspective resulting in praxis which is undifferentiated.
As a consequence, much of the reform agenda was either not implemented at all, or only minimally, despite a nominally working Democratic-Liberty coalition majority in the legislature.
As a consequence much of each enzyme is catalytically inactive under normal folate concentrations.
In consequence, much of the steady-state distribution mass of the model network should lie in the states observed in the sample data [ 50, 80, 87].
As a consequence, much of the final dataset is 'clickable', sending the user directly into the source dataset's website (e.g. OpenLifeData or KEGG URLs; see Fig. 5) – a user-friendly way of enabling further exploration of results.
But suggestions that those outside the capital will also be affected is likely to revive concerns that the changes will contribute to a form of social engineering that will have consequences for much of the country.
While some farmers may fear the consequences of much of Canada's infrastructure coming under the control of a foreign company, investors have welcomed the prospect of a takeover, or at least the positive impact it has had on Viterra's share price.
Relatedly, global promotion of brands such as Coca-Cola and McDonald's is a cultural phenomenon but also an economic one (driven by the opportunity to expand profits and markets), even as it contributes to the "global production of diet" [ 38] and resulting rapid increases in obesity and its health consequences in much of the developing world.
