Voorbeelden van consequent

• The difference between antecedent and consequent is high and consequent probability is high; thus there tends to be a rule for all the antecedents.

• An important consequent issue in relation to screening or diagnostic interventions is the availability of therapy or cure, once problems have been identified.

• The consequent spectral evolution has been recorded accordingly.

• The asylum admitted patients with behavioural disturbances consequent on imbecility, dementia and organic disorders in addition to what would now be considered functional mental illnesses.

• States referred to the diversity of indigenous peoples and the consequent difficulty, even impossibility, of a universal definition.

• The concept of consequent necessity supposes that the truth-values of certain propositions are somehow caused by or dependent upon the facts they state.

• However, the consequent overvaluation tends to generate unsustainable current account deficits that only continued inflows of capital can finance.

• However, our focus on consciousness - and the consequent mistrust of a cognitive unconscious - is hardly new.

• This maximizes the increase in risk, consequent upon the monopolization of production.

• Similarly, the development of export markets for mangrove crabs and coastal fish could lead to unsustainable catch levels and a consequent drop in marketable value.

• In a religiously pluralistic society, this will have problematic consequences, given the resentment and consequent instability likely to ensue.

• In such circumstances excessive noise can pose a real problem with consequent frustration for pupils and teachers alike.

• Rule-based patterns are composed of a number of primitive patterns (antecedents) connected together with logical connectives that imply, if true, the target class (consequent).

• This means that all antecedents are likely to exist with a consequent, thus they are not interesting rules.

• To these gestures, the consequent portion, starting on a and ending with a contrasting cadence on d, brings closure.