Sentence examples for consequent service from inspiring English sources

The mining enterprises could incur significantly greater quarry reconstruction costs to create the necessary transport communication with security conditions if they are guided by the initial cost of open-pit dump trucks and costs on their consequent service by selecting open-pit dump trucks in the same class of loading capacity.

These measures are to ensure that due warning of any consequent service interruption or disconnection is given to the subscriber beforehand.

A Rule can have as consequent a service call to the DistributorService to trigger a certain event.

The importance of detecting and treating depressive illness in cancer patients lies not only in the relief of psychological distress and its impact on quality of life but also on consequent health service and societal costs.

ES indicators for biodiversity conservation, carbon storage, and the albedo effect were included with traditional provisioning services (i.e. timber) and bioenergy to assess the consequent intra-service trade-offs.

To our knowledge, there is no research examining Clinical Directors' perspectives on the commissioning of cleft care services and consequent impact on service delivery since centralisation.

Consequent security services and security architectures are derived by means of the proposed technique, which also bridges the gap to formal techniques.

There were local variations in care [ 7] as Primary Care Trusts could disengage from specialised commissioning albeit with an increased risk of reduced funds in periods of financial restraint and consequent diminished services.

There are implications for patients and the health service consequent to IFs: anxiety, further radiation and biopsy.

Relatively high rates of non-attendance for appointments (up to 25%) [ 4] indicate that patient satisfaction may not be being fully addressed with consequent inefficiencies in service delivery.

Spatial analysis allows us to explore geographic heterogeneity of frailty syndrome prevalence, with consequent implications for service provision and equity of care.