Sentence examples for the consequential of from inspiring English sources

The consequential of it, is the heterogeneity of the bacteraemic patients group, which could be evaluate as the drawback.

After Messick (1988) proposed the notion of the consequential aspect of validity, the issue of test fairness gained prominence in language testing.

According to Castells, the consequential mixing of worlds of experience promotes the mixing of institutions and areas of life [11].

This is only the first, if potentially the most consequential, of the many divisions seared into the map – and right across British society – by this referendum.

Though just 35, Mr. Harding can no longer be described as a fast-rising British conductor, since he now seems one of the consequential musicians of his generation.

This is so because the consequential value of the rule of promise keeping depends on the expectations of promisees.

Hypothesis 6: The personal characteristic conscientiousness is positively correlated with the frequency, quality of content and the consequential impact of the feedback process.

The case sparked furious controversy (see article).Yet it may have been the less consequential of the two cases decided that day.

It made no change in the more consequential of the two standards.

"Our founders intended for them to be the least consequential of the three branches of government," said Santorum.

And the most consequential of the wild cards is in Washington right now, Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu.