As a consequence, the course of action on this subject varies in the Netherlands.
1 As a consequence, the course of disease has changed both in terms of recurrence patterns and long-term outcomes, as evidenced from national cohort studies.
On Friday, though, in an event that may have momentous consequences for the course of the civil war, the Kurds switched sides, and with their help the rebels overran Sheikh Maksoud, which commands strategic high ground north of the city's center.
The difference is only about £1.50 a day but this can have huge consequences over the course of a working life.
Union records offer a good picture of its consequences: over the course of the war's first year, the Surgeon General reported, there were 572 cases of nostalgia among troops.
The outlines of the affair surfaced months ago, but it is now becoming clearer that the crash and the botched cover-up had more momentous consequences, altering the course of the Chinese Communist Party's once-in-a-decade leadership succession last month.
For example, these simulations suggests that a 25% appreciation spread over 10 months is equivalent to a temporary 5 percentage points shock on American producer prices.Inflation in China will have enormous consequences for the course of US inflation.
In Civitas by Design, historian Howard Gillette, Jr., takes a critical look at this planning tradition, examining a wide range of environmental interventions and their consequences over the course of the twentieth century.
At our hospital, BSGI is used for a patient group that has a high incidence of malignant disease, and the main clinical question is to characterize the extent and focality of the disease because this has important consequences for the course of treatment.
However, even a small difference may have deleterious consequences over the course of a lifetime, as in PD.
