Sentence examples for consequent occurrence from inspiring English sources

Other important features of Slavic syntax are related to that medial positioning of the verb and the consequent occurrence of the verb before the object.

However, steel connectors are known to cause thermal bridges on the building envelope, with possible consequent occurrence of condensation and mould problems.

The many facets of inhalation exposure and consequent occurrence of toxic effects caused by systemic and/or localized direct biochemical or secondary physiological effects appear to be a methodological challenge for alternative test approaches.

Treatment of cerebral venous thrombosis currently relies on the use of anticoagulants such as heparin, which is also a medicament for deep vein thrombosis (Stam et al. 2003) despite the risk of consequent occurrence of intracranial hemorrhage (Einhaupl et al. 1991 and Mehraein et al. 2003).

The appearance of additional nucleation centers leading to the nucleation of the small droplets can be caused by arsenic evaporation (uncompensated arsenic flux in Figure 6 that is usually neglected in the LDE approach) and a consequent occurrence of surface defects.

In 2001, the outbreak of FMD in England brought a loss of 8 billion dollars [1], and the consequent occurrence in Holland killed 0.2 million animals [2].

The latter scenario is the concept that this paper proposes for improving fuel cell water management: the consequent co-occurrence of single- and two-phase flows in the in-plane direction at Da0<1 is beneficial to avoid severe dryout and flooding.

And overlooking the free variables left by stripping away the universal quantifier (which anyway were in its scope and bound by it) and the conjunct 'Wx' in the antecedent, we simply have another conditional with an existential quantifier in its antecedent and a formula in the consequent containing an occurrence of the variable of that existential quantifier.

The direct consequences of the occurrence of the disease for most of them are the need to take sick leave and the consequent significant loss of earnings [ 5, 6].

What strict laws require is that the antecedent include all conditions and events that could possibly prevent the occurrence of the consequent.

More generally, physical conditions will always play some role in any plausible psychological generalizations, because physical intervention (e.g., injury) is always a possibility and can prevent the occurrence of the consequent 'M3'M3