However, as the antecedent (or perhaps its ultimate ground in the Fact of Reason) is not a matter of knowledge but faith, one may regard its propositional attitude as transitive to how one holds the consequent to be true.
Appropriate maintenance strategies require knowledge of the process of deterioration and the consequent damages to be expected in order to schedule proper maintenance procedures.
In Past Imperfect (1992), Tony Judt studied the infatuation of twentieth-century French intellectuals with Communism and denounced their consequent failure to be politically, morally, or intellectually responsible.
So if the consequent is to be true on actualist representationism, 'something' should not mean "some existing thing" but rather should mean "some thing, irrespective of whether it exists".
Whether, or not, relief by diurnal sleep or rest is adaptive or consequent, remains to be determined.
Conclusion section presents the conclusions resulting from this integration work and the consequent improvements to be implemented in the future.
Pulmonary arterial hypertension is usually absent but MIs have been reported to occur more frequently when right ventricular hypertrophy (which can be consequent to sustained increased afterload) is present.
Drug use is concentrated within specific neighborhoods [ 1], leading consequent HIV risk to be closely linked to geography [ 9].
It is not unexpected that no fire ignition consequent to the procedure was reported in that study.
This finding was surprising because conventional wisdom dictated that the development of acute hypercapnia, consequent to alveolar hypoventilation, was caused by a decrease in respiratory motor output.
They highlighted that 12%% of patients admitted to ICUs with organ dysfunction consequent to presumed infection were SIRS-negative (i.e., had fewer than two criteria of SIRS).
