Instead, developers use prior experience which may have consequential gaps.
Problem is, progressive presidential candidacies seldom have consequential afterlives.
This has consequential ramifications for large, established companies as well as startups.
Increasing economic activities and rapid demographic changes in a number of African countries may have consequential effects on environmental quality.
However, researchers considering the use of such designs in clinical research face a series of choices that have consequential implications for the interpretability and value of the experimental results.
This study showed that activation of the vasoconstriction genes, thrombomodulin gene, chemokine genes, cytokine activity genes, adhesion genes, anti-apoptosis genes, and apoptosis and caspase-activation genes could have consequential effects on renal allograft survival.
It said: "Transaction levels at the upper end of the housing market have been affected by the significant increase in transaction taxes over the past 18 months, which will have consequential effects on both social mobility and the supply of new homes".
It also calls for the department to focus its efforts on developing technologies that could have "consequential" impacts on U.S. energy use within 5 to 15 years.
The McKay Commission, which carried out a review of the West Lothian Question for the government, said there were many ways laws applying only in England, or England and Wales, could still have "consequential effects" in the devolved nations.
The McKay Commission, which carried out a review of the West Lothian Question for the government, said there were many ways in which laws applying only in England, or England and Wales, could still have "consequential effects" in the devolved nations.
