In the mid-1950s, there was an atmosphere of a witch-hunt (probably not unrelated to what was happening in America with McCarthy), with consequent opportunities for blackmail.
As an attorney, veteran liberal activist and former member of Congress, Edwards' career prospects ― and consequent opportunities to receive employer-sponsored insurance ― would appear to be bright.
When I returned to the U.S., I found work with Hood Sails as a sailmaker and, primarily, a racing sailor, with the consequent opportunity to crew on many of the world's greatest offshore racers.
The programme also must address gendered mobility restrictions and the consequent opportunity costs that create barriers to CMWs practicing midwifery.
Should many ookinetes invade in the same locality epithelial destruction is considerable (Ecker et al., 2007), with the consequent opportunity of transfer of bloodmeal contents to the haemocoele, significant parasite density-dependent mosquito death may occur at this time.
Consistent care was provided by a single doctor, with the consequent opportunity to avoid contradictory and ambiguous advice from different care providers, which is one of the most important determinants of perpetuation of symptoms.
Identifying an association of BMI in early adulthood on subsequent cancer risk would be important for MMR gene mutation carriers who learn their mutation status as adults in their 20s, an increasingly common occurrence because of increased systematic testing in the population, with the consequent opportunity to reduce their risk of disease.
But a crucial question is whether this high number of generations, and the consequent greater opportunity for inherited mutations (rearrangements, gene losses and duplications, and intron changes), is the sole explanation for the oddity of the Oikopleura genome and the extremely derived condition of gene profiles such as that of the notochord.
Consequent challenges and opportunities are discussed.
But the withdrawal from journalism training of regional newspaper groups and the consequent lack of opportunities for learning the trade hands-on is leading to a boom in demand for formal qualifications.
Inevitably, this approach tends to drive error recognition and reporting underground, with the consequent loss of opportunities for learning and process improvement.
