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They may consequently be destroyed.

The pressure on the justices to take up the Bismullah case may consequently be irresistible, even at the cost of upsetting their carefully composed schedule.

The behaviour of the parents may consequently be misinterpreted – judging by the anger expressed by many posting on Cif on this subject I think this is likely.

Our experience told us that most breeding programs do not maintain genetic adaptations and may consequently be ineffective at rehabilitating or enhancing wild populations.

Our experience has told us that most breeding programs do not maintain genetic adaptations and may consequently be ineffective at rehabilitating or enhancing wild populations.

In the case of water surfaces, the transfer is by convection and may consequently be affected by the horizontal transport of heat within large bodies of water.

In addition the use of coding to identify cases is subject to inherent error in data capture and relevant patients may have consequently been missed.

Furthermore, it is likely that we included women with more severe disease as exposed, and the findings may consequently not be generalisable to all women with polycystic ovary syndrome.

"We are deeply concerned that uncertainty has arisen among Afghans about [Nato-led] policy towards, and role in, poppy eradication and that UK forces... may consequently have been put at risk," the MPs say.

Indirect costs for this study may consequently have been underestimated.

How to react and deal with anger may consequently need to be adapted, obviously no anger can be justified when it exceeds the limits of respect.