Examples of using Another consequence in English and their translations into Spanish
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It's another consequence of the blood.
The laryngeal cancer is another consequence.
Finally, another consequence, but not all unpleasant.
The worsening of the urban situation andits social ills is another consequence.
Another consequence is foreseeable: massive migration.
Hyperactivity is another consequence of this problem.
Another consequence of the lack of women's prisons is that women may be housed in annexes, sections or cellblocks in men's prisons.
The ongoing mass migration of peoples from the South to the North is another consequence of the huge imbalance caused by the present unjust international economic system.
Another consequence of privatization has been the significant deterioration of the quality of services.
The sharing of animal and plant species between Australia-New Guinea andnearby Indonesian islands is another consequence of the early land bridges, which closed when sea levels rose with the end of the last glacial period.
Another consequence of this overcrowding has been the irreversible damage caused to the environment and the landscape through the loss of fields, mountains.
Cancer is another consequence of asbestos exposure.
Another consequence was the fall of the South Korean won from some 850 per US dollar at the end of 1996 to nearly 2,000 per US dollar in December 1997.
Another consequence of strabismus is the loss of binocular vision, which is the ability to perceive depth, calculate distances and see in 3D.
Another consequence has been the strong legislation for the marketing and purchase of new products, a sample of which is the MiFID regulation," explains Casanovas.
Another consequence of this excluding logic is that it results in should, an imperative, a map depicting how the world should be and how we should adjust ourselves to it.
Another consequence of LTU, less evident but with important economic and personal repercussions, is the decapitalisation involved both for the person him or herself and for the economy as a whole.
Another consequence of the migration crisis in Europe was the reintroduction of controls at internal EU borders, estimated to cost the road transport industry up to EUR 5 billion annually.
Another consequence of climate change is the more frequent occurrence of tropical storms and hurricanes, which can affect the biogeochemical conditions of mangrove soils through excess deposition of sediments.
Another consequence of the leftover oxygen in the early Solar System is the fact that presolar carbides from star systems with higher ratios of C/O are easier to recognize in primitive meteorites, than are presolar silicates.
Another consequence of the study has been the observation that impacts on human wellbeing as a result of agricultural intensification is unequally distributed and tends to favour those in a better economic situation.
Another consequence of the construction of the wall was that there were now East Jerusalem identity cards holders who were isolated in the West Bank and holders of West Bank identity cards who were isolated in Jerusalem.
Another consequence of this forum was that the Labour Market Service(AMS) set up a forum to evaluate the implementation of the Act Governing the Employment of Foreign Citizens on the basis of precise examples and to ensure uniform quality of these measures.
Another consequence-- and cause-- of rural poverty is a low level of educational provision in rural areas and a high dropout rate, as children leave school because their parents either cannot afford to pay for their attendance or require their labour to assist in maintaining the family budget.
Another consequence of such a development is the need to review the current pattern of meetings of the Authority to determine whether it fully meets the requirements of the various organs and bodies involved and to see whether it represents the most efficient mechanism for carrying out the necessary technical work.
Another consequence of the theorem is that the functional dependence between a certain number(say, n) of variables can be reduced by the number(say, k) of independent dimensions occurring in those variables to give a set of p n- k independent, dimensionless quantities.
Another consequence of this law, as the Constitutional Court held in its judgement of 1 December 1989, is that a sufficient number of schools must be ensured in order for every school-age member of a minority to be able to use his or her right to receive elementary schooling in the language of that minority.
Another consequence of these caseload pressures is that for one remaining area of the registration and issuance processes, the revision of monitoring plans, it has not been possible for the Board to adopt timelines for completeness checks until the current backlog has been cleared.
Another consequence of this pause in the Doha round negotiations, however, is to bring a sense of urgency to increasing South-South trade and to the negotiation of South-South trade arrangements that will increase trade among developing countries, particularly in a way that does not disfavour agriculture.
In Sri Lanka deforestation is another consequence of armed conflict and in the Central African Republic the loss of 30,000 hectares of primary tropical forest has been registered due to the pressure of farmers, which in turn results from droughts in the north, northeast and eastern regions, which in the past were known for their agricultural production.