Paul Grice [1971] favored a closely related view in which intention consists in the agent's willing that certain results ensue, combined with the belief that they will ensue as a consequence of the particular willing in question.
The proliferative stage ensues as a consequence, the development of which is marked by proliferation and phenotypic changes in type II alveolar cells and fibroblasts [ 20].
Third, the actions that ensue as a consequence must be sufficient to interrupt the disease process that would ultimately lead to death.
Specifically, a physician is culpable if the intent is to kill but not if the intent is to alleviate suffering even with a foreseeable outcome of death ensuing as a direct consequence.
Alternatively, did inflammation ensue directly as a consequence of endogenously low sRAGE levels – levels that were somehow modulated by administration of methotrexate?
MS is characterized by a variable state of relapsing or progressive neurological disability that ensues as the consequence of an autoimmune attack against myelin in the central nervous system (CNS) (4).
As a consequence, the ensuing sharp decline in prescription rate at the beginning of 2009 is likely to be more pronounced.
23 As a consequence, neutropenia may ensue.
As a consequence, AKT activation ensues upon leptin signaling, which results in inhibition of GSK-3β through phosphorylation at Ser9 residue [ 56].
Macro-haplogroup T underwent a Neolithic genetic bottleneck and subsequent rapid expansion as a consequence of domestication and ensuing millennia of animal husbandry [3], [6], [8], [13], [16].
The integration of acoustic information on body size is unlikely to have evolved as a consequence of domestication or the ensuing morphological variation across domestic dog breeds.
