Never a body to sit idly by as the wheels of progress turn, the State Attorney's Office was kind enough to provide us with another gem of metaphysics, a formula for the entropy of the occupation: "Any decisions regarding construction raised by this petition are liable to have consequences for already existing construction" (Ha'aretz, April 27 , 2012.
16, 28 Given the need for help and its effects for relatives who are liable to adverse health consequences and feelings of guilt, FGT should be available for vulnerable relatives.
Starting from the depicted SSO activity arrangement, any feature (its mean value or its distribution among the areas) could be liable to change as a consequence of a variety of tasks [14], [44] and we hypothesize that also sleep disorders could contribute to change specific SSO features.
When subjects present such pathologies, as mentioned above, they are liable to fall, which can have dramatic consequences for their physical integrity.
As a consequence, patients were liable to stop their medications whenever there was a shortage of food.
Partnering with local human genetic societies is also liable to have the same result.
A female is liable to attack without provocation, with potentially fatal consequences for passers-by if her nest is near a footpath.
As a consequence, such data are liable to include some outliers, with uncertainties associated with inaccuracy and imprecision when measuring a given deposit.
But that outcome is liable to be long in coming.
As a consequence, self-organized social systems are liable to a constant process of evolution.
This implies that participants of such studies will be liable to both physical damage (such as pains, incapacities and even deaths) and economic consequences (direct and indirect cost of treatments and rehabilitation) all by themselves in case they suffer from an adverse event.
