Sentence examples for proved consequences from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, according to the limitations of fossil fuels and their proved consequences on climate change and global warming, there is an increasing attention to solar energy all around the world.

Neither showed the slightest indication of having mastered what happened in Libya: the centrality of Clinton's influence in the catastrophic decision to overthrow the government, and the proven consequences -- civil war in Libya itself and the opening of an Islamist pipeline from Libya to Syria and beyond.

As the latter features are clearly relevant to human TDS (Hoei-Hansen et al. 2003; Sharpe 2006), it would be sensible to concentrate on such end points or to identify other fetal end points that have proven consequences that are detectable in adulthood.

This proves Consequence 2 of Theorem 3.

The geometrical properties of O and E-convexity were coined by Naidu and Sastry [18] who proved several consequences of these properties.

If a substance were required to meet this definition before it could be subject to certain legislative controls, the observed effect would have to be proved a consequence of the endocrine disruption.

The results obtained in this paper are proved as consequence of the recurrence relations [11, page 376; 9.6.26].

Then the mapping (mathcal{T}) is called the associate operator of T. The following remark will be useful in proving some consequences of our main result.

We prove two consequences of the detailed balance for these mechanisms: the structural condition and the algebraic condition that form together the extended form of detailed balance.

Or did he "bottle" both decisions, as O'Neill alleges, thus proving that "consequences" are in the thoughts of England's referees when they are deciding whether to award a penalty against a club of Chelsea's power or send-off a household name?

Given the proven physiological consequences of consuming too much junk, evidence of addictive qualities would leave little relevant difference between these foods and addictive drugs such as cocaine and nicotine, cultural taboo aside.