Then the normative impossibility of a state's being good just because it is painful could be understood as expressing a consequence of that underlying normative law.
About half of the individuals in the present study expressed another consequence of diagnosis, namely the gaining of important new knowledge about themselves, which sometimes made them assess their own behaviour more critically.
For example, if the employee is consistently tardy or doesn't show up for work and other employees have to fill in, costing additional expense to the company, express this consequence clearly.
This, in turn, suggests that the changes in gene expression in primary fibroblasts expressing progerin are a consequence of premature senescence, rather than a direct consequence of progerin expression.
Conclusions: ASME stages serve as a common language and shorthand for expressing the functional consequences of illness and injury, while complementing information about impairment and diagnosis, thereby facilitating communication, assessment, and goal setting in terms that are meaningful to patients and their care givers.
We do agree that most of the cytoplasmic Dystrophin that accumulates in highly expressing fibres is a consequence of the over expression.
A consequence of expressing defeasible inferences via material implication in assumption-based approaches is that defeasible inferences are contrapositable.
Of particular interest to logic are the axioms of consequence (Folgerungsaxiome), expressing themselves in propositions that posit a relation between the premises and the conclusion in terms of necessary inference.
Our results demonstrate a dramatic functional consequence by expressing a non-coding transcript.
This suggests that the centrosome misorientation is a direct consequence of expressing dominant-negative E-cadherin.
As a consequence, high expressing lines are counterselected and tuber carotenoid levels show only modest (up to 3-fold) increases.
