This decision indeed greatly hampered further consequences, although not all the connected debt was actually payed back.
The point of inquiring into means, and into ends considered as means or causes of further consequences, is not merely to determine how to achieve an end, but to appraise the value of the end itself (TV 210 19; VEK 4 7).
The fact that overexpression of Bcl-2 in Jurkat cells or the use of N-acetylcysteine interferes with ROS formation (Fig. 3B and C) and apoptosis in further consequence (data not shown) is indicative for mitochondrial involvement.
What, if any, further consequences followed we are not told.
Russia will face "further consequences" if it does not stop its tanks crossing the border with Ukraine, David Cameron has warned.
These differences are important, since genetic abnormalities related to SCE are indicative of an early biological effect that may not be permanent and may not have further consequences, while MN presence represents early but irreversible biological effects.
He said he has written to the Polish military chief, Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski, and also to Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev warning each that his nation faces further consequences if martial law is not lifted in Poland.
Though developing further consequences of this kind is not the primary aim of this entry, it is hoped that what is said here may help to untangle these and other vexed issues surrounding chance and randomness.
Mr Hollande made clear, however, that there would be further consequences for Russia if it did not commit to a new solution to end the war in Ukraine, which has killed more than 5,000 people.
Of course the clients may choose not to motivate others, without any further consequences for their own care.
