Sentence examples for consequent if from inspiring English sources
Among the best known are denying the antecedent ("If A, then B; not-A; therefore, not-B") and affirming the consequent ("If A, then B; B; therefore, A").
The introduction of Dan Parks at outside-half, with the consequent, if reluctant, move of Paterson to full-back, gave Scotland a far better shape and a real kicking option which allowed them to play more in their opponents' half.
That is, there is no possible situation in which its antecedent (A ⊃ B) is true and its consequent (if A, B) is false.
Nor are you being asked what you would believe about the consequent if you came to believe that you did have children.
In the latter case, the addressee is being asked to suppose that the antecedent is true, and give his opinion about the consequent: "If it rains, will the match be cancelled?".
Suppose I say "If you press that switch, there will be an explosion", and my hearer takes me to have made a conditional assertion of the consequent, one which will have the force of an assertion of the consequent if she presses the button.
This classifier is closely related to a modification of a classical Takagi-Sugeno-Kang inference system and is based on a fuzzy moving consequents in If-Then rules.
There are implications for patients and the health service consequent to IFs: anxiety, further radiation and biopsy.
This paper is devoted to the inversion of fuzzy systems expressed by fuzzy rules with singleton consequents if input variables are described using strong triangular partitions.
In the case of indeterministic outcomes, it may be appropriate to use probabilistic consequents: "if Mary had not smoked, her probability of developing lung cancer would have been only.02".02
For example, if absenteeism was consequent in part to a lack of supervision because following the decentralisation reform clear policies on supervisory responsibilities and sanctions on health staff absent without leave were not established, then the governance intervention would be to design clear policies on responsibilities and to ensure the authority and resources to implement them.
