This paper takes the viewpoint of a close examination of consequences at district levels, and traces their causes within the governance and other building blocks of health systems.
They say that before the E.P.A. can make a carefully reasoned scientific decision about the Hudson, it must take into account what they say is the most thorough examination of the consequences of dredging: the National Academy study, which is specifically examining the implications of dredging pollutants from sediment.
Critics of Mr. Ahmadinejad have said the decision was made without an examination of its consequences.
But unlike Mr. McEwan's masterpiece "C" neither addresses larger questions about love and innocence and evil, nor unfolds into a searching examination of the consequences of art.
One examination of the consequences of using DDT to fight malaria in sub-Saharan Africa, conducted by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, said the chemical might have increased infant deaths.
The examination of the consequences that a single act can have not only for the person committing it but also, through the ripple effect, for many others brings us into the territory of Ian McEwan's Atonement.
Utilitarianism, in answering this charge, must show either that what is apparently immoral is not really so or that, if it really is so, then closer examination of the consequences will bring this fact to light.
Since taking office, Mr. Monti, an economics professor and former dean of Bocconi University, a prestigious Italian business school, has sought to shift the emphasis in European antitrust policy from the fulfillment of legal requirements to an examination of the consequences on commercial competition.
In language testing, the examination of social consequences is part of validity research.
