In consequence of this development, Nguni may best be considered as a linguistic term, with its cultural associations largely eroded.
In consequence of such developments, sovereignty ceased to be considered as synonymous with unrestricted power.
That's quite an achievement for a book whose essential message is that "underdevelopment in Latin America is a consequence of development elsewhere".
If we do, we will see that as a consequence of development in eastern and central Europe, there will be a continuing problem of eutrification caused by phosphates in rivers across the whole of the Union.
Moreover, these reports pointed out that only KGDH heterozygosity permits normal embryonal development in consequence of residual KGDH activity.
Today's biology-based technologies have emerged from a historical imperative and as an inevitable consequence of developments in modern biology beginning in the last half-century.
These changes seem to be a consequence of developments in symbolic logic made by Peirce and his Johns Hopkins student, Oscar Mitchell, in the early 1880s.
This would result in a lesion of the vascular endothelium and, in consequence, the development of cardiovascular disease.
In both Europe and the United States, the surge of industry during the mid- and late 19th century was accompanied by rapid population growth, unfettered business enterprise, great speculative profits, and public failures in managing the unwanted physical consequences of development.
In mid-September, 400 Ph.D.-level scientists signed a letter to President Obama calling for a "time out from offshore industrial activity [in the U.S. Arctic Ocean] to allow for a precautionary, science-based approach that better assesses the consequences of development in a rapidly changing ecosystem".
