Examples of using Consequential in English and their translations into Slovenian
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a description of those consequential variations;
This initial and consequential injustice, systematically insulated from electoral correction,
The differential modification of glycosaminoglycans by VEGFA and VEGFC and consequential effects on GEnC barrier integrity.
As a consequential amendment, AASB 1 First-time Adoption of Australian Accounting Standards incorporates the requirements previously set out in paragraph 8 of Interpretation 9.
The restoration(reduction) of the original joint position should take place within a few hours in order to avoid consequential damage.
cannot be made responsible for indirect, financial damage(consequential damage) or any damage of a non-financial character(non-pecuniary loss).
Although lightweight timber constructions essentially decrease environmental impact of a building, their consequential low thermal mass can lead to overheating during summer.
We are not liable for consequential damage, and specifically not for loss of earnings or immaterial damage.
Indirect land use change(ILUC) is considered under consequential modeling, but not for product level(attributional-based) LCAs.
something serious and consequential.
Therefore, changes to the product information of medicinal products containing empagliflozin are warranted with consequential changes in the packaged leaflet.
real employers making consequential decisions in a natural setting behaved much like the undergraduates.
incidental, consequential or punitive damages arising from any use of this application
Imposing a disproportionate monitoring effort on installations with lower, less consequential annual emissions should be avoided,
perhaps initially consequential, becomes more
Naturalist Intelligence- Nature Smart refers to the ability to make consequential distinctions in the world of nature as,
indirect damages, consequential damage and/or loss of profits.
So I appreciate, after all those years, what a consequential step it has been to build the only multinational parliament in the world elected by universal suffrage.
Doctor, you see," said Jones in his consequential way.
the AASB's paper might be one of the more consequential to date.