Sentence examples for forms and consequences from inspiring English sources

The forms and consequences differ.

Furthermore, the understanding generated by social choice theorists' study of group decisions has helped some research that is not directly a part of social choice theory -- for example, on the forms and consequences of gender inequality, or on the causation and prevention of famines.

There are varied forms and consequences of distorted persuasive citation seen in this study (see box).

In everything Mandela has said - be it in writing or the spoken word - his focus has always been on the oppression -" the causes, form and consequences.

Recent empirical work sheds some light on the importance, form and consequences of complementarities between information and communication technology (ICT) and organizational design.

The method consists of a series of eight Deductions (with an Appendix to the first two) focusing on consequences that may be derived from positing the being of a particular form and consequences that may be derived from positing the non-being of that form.

Gender analysis highlights important differences in the form and consequence of violence experienced by men and women with clear implications for health policy.

The formation mechanisms, existing forms and their consequences of various kinds of dust particulates resulting from the plasma first-wall interactions have been systematically studied by many authors [7, 8, 9, 10, 11].

The collective results of this computational work provide insight into why specific tantalum carbide phases form and the consequences they have on microstructure and properties.

As Table  4 indicates, there is a need for a unified conceptual framework for gender inequality and discrimination in the health workforce and routine information to increase understanding of prevalent types, forms, and health systems consequences.

Educators and parents in acting for a child's best interest are also making a difference to the kind of adult thereby formed, and, in consequence, to the goodness of the life she will lead.