The SimCity part of the competition helped the kids learn that city planning choices they'd make would mean trade-offs and could present consequences.
This alternative splicing presents consequences for possible gene regulation and location of control elements.
Therefore, public health interventions with the aim of impact on schoolchildren's oral health could present consequences later in life and subsequently, impact on OHRQoL.
and Chelsea Garber will be presenting "Unintended Consequences?
Most individuals who have survived an acquired brain injury present consequences affecting the sensorimotor, cognitive, affective or behavioural components.
The effect is to remind us how much Ibsen, the pioneer of naturalism, owed to Greek tragedy: he shows us the present consequences of past actions in a sustained arc of suffering.
That's not to say that institutions and states, and perhaps even families, shouldn't be held responsible for the present consequences of their past actions, even if none of the people directly involved or affected are still alive.
Another reason is that they don't think about the still ever-present consequences of the system of slavery.
This could be past actions with present consequences, announcing new information, or the continuation of something from the past to the present.
They think, "oh, slavery's in the past, why are we still talking about it?" And because the economic system of slavery was so powerful, systemic, endemic, and baked into the economy and the culture there are near and present consequences that still persist to this day.
This paper presents the consequences of the carbonation phenomenon in the case of a mortar with cellulose ether as admixture on its mechanical properties, microstructure and length variations.
