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Based on Descartes's conception of matter, and his consequent discovery of the true nature of sensible qualities, Desgabets concluded that our perception of sensible qualities and sensible objects does not constitute knowledge of the true state of exterior things.

Generation of ESTs and consequent discovery of genes with potential roles in fruit development have also been reported in grape berry [ 4, 5].

Hofstadter joined the faculty in 1950 and won the Nobel Prize for his research on electron scattering in atomic nuclei and consequent discoveries about the structure and composition of protons and neutrons.

This exercise will be challenging due to the vast amounts of genomic data available on modern tumor profiling platforms and the consequent risks of false discovery.

The recent discovery of induced radioactivity and the consequent creation of short-lived radioactive isotopes opened up a number of new uses for radioactive substances in biology which she explored with de Hevesy, publishing a number of papers with him.

Marked by the discovery of the uniqueness of the individual and the consequent significance of individual experience as a distinctive source of infinite meaning, this premium upon personality and upon individual creativity exceeded every other value.

For Heidegger, Bacon did not achieve the post-Galilean and Post-Cartesian discovery of a mathematical projection of nature and the consequent modern experiment.

Another of his projects led to the discovery of arsenic in a lock of Napoleon Bonaparte's hair and the consequent suspicion that the French emperor had been poisoned by his English captors on the island of St . Helena where he spent his final days.

The consequent unrest could be considerable.

The consequent risks to business are considerable.

2. The consequent of 1 is false.