Nonetheless, Romney promised that "Israel will know that America stands at its side in all conditions and in all consequence".
In all these studies, the consequences of both alternatives were equivalent, so the authors sought to only compare their costs.
Extreme weather events, such as floods, are becoming more frequent in future with all consequences concerning the safety especially of water retaining structures, in particular, levees used as technical flood protection.
In conclusion, the autoimmune humoral response may start in ALL children as a consequence of the disease, but it should be considered as an epiphenomenon related to the general immune dysregulation.
According to the consequence approach, Popper was right in thinking that truthlikeness depends on the relative sizes of classes of true and false consequences, but erred in thinking that all consequences of a theory count the same.
The granularity of cells was significantly increased in all the cases as a consequence of cellular uptake of these particles into the cytoplasm.
Therefore, the understanding of solar influence on planets requires further modeling of solar magnetic dynamos with all consequences in appearance of magnetic flux at the surface and in the possible structure of coronal magnetic field in the young Sun.
Cost-benefit analysis measures all consequences in a monetary unit and addresses the right mixture of healthcare programmes to maximise the health of a society [ 11].
But, all in all, "Unintended Consequences" offers a lucid, pointed and often powerful deconstruction of the Bush administration's blunders in prosecuting the war.
That is, given a finite set A of equations, one can write a computer program that prints consequences of A for ever in such a way that every consequence of A will appear at some finite position in the infinite list of all consequences.
