While a close association and synergistic interplay exists between oxidative stress, mitochondrial dysfunction and neurodegeneration, clear identification of the events being either causative or consequential is yet to emerge.
The four questions are simple, yet consequential questions, and have been deduced from various theories and concepts from a multitude of disciplines: (1) Vulnerability of what?
A simple yet consequential modification was made to the popular carbonization processing of citric acid - polyethylenimine precursor mixtures to produce carbon dots (CDots).
It was shorthand for a simple yet consequential hypothesis: That coming out of the financial crisis, the economy would not recover in a normal cyclical fashion.
During the second semester student teams will identify a problem that is socially consequential, yet amenable to tractable solutions.
It's overstuffed with good intentions and bad secrets: Odd yet consequential characters keep popping up out of nowhere, and startling twists arrest the narrative from behind.
It's one of the most maligned conversation starters in the English-speaking world, and yet not only is it consequential, it's good for us.
But just how close it tracks to the coast next week, while enormously consequential, is not yet clear.
If the scandal involves rating-agency whoredom, it's relegated to the business section, but if the scandal is Elliot Spitzer's libido, it's on Page One and yet which of these is more consequential for citizens and investors and deserves greater media excitation?
The story it tells is poignant, yet somehow less than consequential, in part because the great and ostensibly astonishing reveal is telegraphed from the beginning, but mainly because the music never quite rises to the emotive crescendos the tale would seem to demand.
Yet as we proceed from puzzle to puzzle, encounter to encounter, the logic is less consequential than simply sequential.
