Sentence examples for one corollary from inspiring English sources

Since most of the published literature regarding the genetics of multiple sclerosis has been based on significantly smaller numbers one corollary of this is that almost all previous studies have been seriously underpowered.

One corollary of the estimates is that, on a simple domain, the invariant metrics (M_B, M_C,) and (M_K) are all comparable to each other as (zrightarrow partial Omega ).

One corollary of increased confidence is an increase in mergers and acquisitions.

One corollary has been that allegations of human rights abuses by both Russia and its local allies have been largely ignored.

One corollary of this development is that technoscientific innovation can easily outpace its governance.

Since every relatively nonexpansive mapping is a hemirelatively one, Corollary 3.4 is implied by Theorem 3.1.

For (iii), on one hand, by Corollary 2.3 iii), we have on the other hand, the boundary.

On one hand, in Corollary 4, (A_{0}) is a Z-matrix and not necessarily a diagonal matrix.

But in Massachusetts, at least, it does bring one medical corollary: a slight rise in cases of low birth weight.

(Why is the Romney who thinks about God the "real" one?) The corollary should be that nothing is as inauthentic as faith that is only opportunistically professed, something that this Pope, who has extended a hand to atheists, seems to know.

This has one useful corollary.