It also looks more rightwing, although that may be a consequence of the need to appoint Brexiteers, and the overlap that seems to exist between strong Euroscepticism and low tax, low regulation Toryism.
A consequence of the need to raise blood pressure, however, is a greater workload for the heart, and thus individuals who are diagnosed with high blood pressure are at a higher risk of heart attack or stroke.
The birth in the late 1950s of the second paradigm – transport phenomena – was the consequence of the need for a deep, scientific knowledge of the phenomena that explain what happens inside of unit operations.
He said the only passengers on an interstellar voyage — even after 200 years of additional technological development — were likely to be robots or perhaps our genomes encoded on a chip, a consequence of the need to keep the craft light, like a giant cosmic kite.
This risk is actually an unintended consequence of the need for new products to have minimal "non-target" effects on biological organisms other than fungi: the biochemical focus on a single aspect of fungal metabolism, which minimizes effects on other life forms, also means that fungal individuals don't need to change their metabolism very much in order to avoid the fungicide's activity.
But the former England captain insists his omission from the team is a consequence of the need to carefully manage his return from a knee injury and the form of centre-backs Branislav Ivanovic and Gary Cahill, rather than any issue with Benitez.
While its high expression in the vegetative phase indicates its contribution to the usual 'tall' phenotype, its high expression in the reproductive stages is in consequence of the need of action of brassinosteroid hormones at this stage.
Although the cause is often unknown, its severe effects on vision are a consequence of the need for a macula as a partial fix for the poor retinal design.
This is not laid down, as in an abstract operation, but comes alive as a consequence of the need for development that the territory asks be recognised and implemented.
One consequence of the need to provide big-room peak-time tuneage to the masses is that much of what made dubstep sound good in the first place has been lost.
