Sentence examples for various consequences of the from inspiring English sources
7. The interested reader should also consult Richard [1990] and Crimmins [1992] for approaches in the broadly neo-Russellian (as I use the term) tradition that try to avoid various consequences of the Salmon-Soames approach.
It's taken a few years for these scandals to surface and for people to become aware of the various consequences of the Patriot Act and other post 9-11 changes.
We apologize for not being clear about the various consequences of the Anaef mutation in the original manuscript.
Various consequences of the spreading pattern of this double epidemic hypothesis are discussed in relation with the puzzling distribution of the disease in Mainland China, noticeably, in the huge difference witnessed between the situation in Beijing and in Shanghai (both regions have tight and frequent contacts with Guangdong and Hong Kong).
Various consequences of these results are given.
This past week was the week where Turnbull began his inevitable collision into the various consequences of blasting Tony Abbott out of the prime ministership in September.
Different approaches can be explored for this purpose, with various consequences on the quality of the signal and hence the reliability of the reconstruction.
Due to the preferential localization of LEATs in the temporal lobe, the various consequences of long-term epilepsy on cognition as well as social development and behavior require careful consideration [ 35] and seem to have already shifted the attitude of many epileptologists, neurologists and neurosurgeons toward earlier surgical intervention (Fig. 3b).
However, we believe that involving patients in making decisions about treatment may also be important when deciding between treatments that are not equally effective and which may differ with regard to the values that patients attach to the various consequences of each option.
It thus becomes apparent that the various consequences of pain in different spinal regions may have a significant socioeconomic burden to the society at large.
Two common examples of delayed hypersensitivity that illustrate the various consequences of type IV reactions are tuberculin-type and contact hypersensitivity.
