Sentence examples for their consequences as well from inspiring English sources

This helps to assess the resultant forest cover changes and their consequences, as well as to help inform sustainable biodiversity conservation measures.

A road safety comparison between Finland and Sweden begins with an overview of road accidents and their consequences as well as risks (Section 4.1).

During his 34-year career as a Marine, he participated in military actions in the Philippines, China, in Central America and the Caribbean during the Banana Wars, and France in World War I. Butler is well known for having later become an outspoken critic of U.S. wars and their consequences, as well as exposing the Business Plot, a purported plan to overthrow the U.S. government.

For the analysis of possible associations with physical health, we chose factors which can be linked to EWCE and their consequences as well as important household characteristics that could influence health.

The results of our study show that trust has as a concurrent value "care for life", which feeds on values such as "therapeutic utility", "the ability to assess situations and their consequences", as well as "meeting the current norms".

This study extends the current knowledge about patients' understanding of VTEs and their consequences, as well as patients' perceptions regarding the benefits, risks, and inconveniences associated with thromboprophylactic therapy.

These considerations suggested that the logical relationship between scientific theories and empirical evidence cannot be exhausted by means of observation sentences and their deductive consequences alone, but needs to include observation sentences and their inductive consequences as well (Hempel 1958).

To explore types of e-prescribing errors in community pharmacies and their potential consequences, as well as the factors that contribute to e-prescribing errors.

It is now necessary to conduct longitudinal studies to assess not only the relationship between vitamin D levels and inflammation parameters, but also their potential clinical consequences, as well as the potential benefit of vitamin D supplementation.

In any case we believe that, as made clear earlier, clustering solutions should be evaluated by their external real-world consequences, as well as their internal qualities.

The approach is designed for the scenario where the failure modes are already identified, but the associated failure root causes or consequences as well as their underlying failure mechanisms have not yet been determined or assessed.