This mechanism entails the consequence of impaired placental growth, disorder in the placental vascular architecture and placental circulation, and small-for-date babies.
It entailed the consequence: if a person different from all others opposes the political system, one needs to search for "psychopathological mechanisms" of his dissent.
We have tested whether the subjective duration increase of a frightening event is due to increased temporal resolution (as from the speeding of a camera) or instead whether duration distortions do not necessarily entail the expected consequences of a unitary time slowing down.
It entails the following consequence: Holomorphic forms are closed, i.e., ( eta in H^0 (X, Omega ^p_X) Rightarrow d eta = 0).
For example, in the computer gaming reference group (i.e. no computer gaming), there may be participants who are heavy gamers but on other types of consoles, which hypothetically would entail the same type of consequences.
The view that a consequence relation should be paraconsistent does not entail the view that there are true contradictions.
By adding up dimensions, Lemmas 2.3 and 2.4 entail the following consequence.
The judges stated: "Even though, cumulatively, the penalties imposed on the applicant undoubtedly did entail serious consequences for him, the court cannot find in the circumstances of his case, having regard in particular to his own responsibility for his plight, that the public authorities in Scotland unjustifiably interfered with his exercise of freedom of expression.
In a February report, Dr. Parkinson said, "If trends toward shortened sea ice seasons and lesser sea ice coverage continue, this could entail major consequences to the polar and perhaps global climate, and to the lifestyles and survivability of selected Arctic plant and animal species".
Diagnostic errors may entail serious consequence not only for a future career in professional sports but also for life and limb of the affected patient.
This may entail huge consequences if the slurry is used for fertilizer or released untreated.
