This is consequential for two reasons.
However, we believe that this difference is not consequential for several reasons: (i) at the end of the pretreatments, three groups were similar in metabolic parameters; (ii) the group (R2) that showed the best result in the current study did not receive resveratrol, so we cannot attribute the survival effect of rapamycin in this group to prehistory of resveratrol administration.
That core regions of the brain's default network are spontaneously modulated by the degree of stimulus-associated personal relevance is a consequential finding for two reasons.
As the defect occurs long after Prtg ceases to be expressed at E10, we reason that it is a consequential effect due to the loss of R-CNCCs.
"Those who left as adults from Cuba, especially those who left for political reasons, arguably made the most consequential decision of their lives.
BERLIN — The case of the businessman who taught his dog to raise his paw at the command "Hitler" may never go down in the annals of Third Reich history as consequential, but it has given people here a reason to laugh, not at the nation's sinister deeds but at those who were responsible.
The story of what happened next has been told many times before, for good reason: It was one of the most consequential social changes in US history.
My reasons for being here seem much less consequential than those of the other pilgrims.
For symbolic and practical reasons, this is one of the most consequential American actions for African wildlife, along with the U.S. decision to crack down on the ivory and rhino horn trade and the listing of all chimpanzees as endangered.
When these companies seem to step away from the ideal of neutrality, even for laudable reasons, it's risky, because it highlights how consequential even their small decisions can be.
