Übersetzung für 'consequent' von Englisch nach Deutsch

consequent {adj}

folgend

konsequentgeol.

nachfolgend

sich ergebend

daraus folgend

daraus resultierend

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consequent {adj} [archaic] [logically consistent]

folgerichtig

logisch richtig

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consequent

Nachsatz {m} [mus. Periode]mus.

Sukzedens {n}math.philos.

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consequent upon sth.

auf etw.^Akk. folgend

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consequent benefits

sich (daraus) ergebende Vorteile {pl}

consequent clause

Nachsatz {m}

consequent nature

Folgenatur {f}relig.

consequent points

Folgepunkte {pl}

consequent reaction

zuzuschreibende Reaktion {f}

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to be consequent on sth.

auf etw.^Akk. folgend sein

die Folge von etw.^Dat. sein

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antecedent-consequent rules

ungeprüft Antezedens-Konsequenz-Regeln {pl}philos.

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Consequent treatment with corticosteroids is clearly indicated.

Eine konsequente Therapie mit Kortikosteroiden ist klar indiziert.med.

• A fallacious argument, just as with a false antecedent, can still have a consequent that happens to be true.
• Once RIPK1, RIPK3 and MLKL have contributed to the dysmyelination and the consequent degeneration of axons, the nerve impulse can't to go from one neuron to another due to the lack of myelin, which leads to the consequent mobility problems as the nerve impulse does not arrive to its final destination.
• Much of these is attributed to the massive Assyrian Christian exodus from northern Iraq following the 2003 invasion and the consequent Iraq War, and from north-eastern Syria following the 2011 Arab Spring and the consequent Syrian Civil War.
• 2007- Caldyne Automatics Ltd becomes 100% subsidiary consequent to acquiring the balance 49% shareholding.
• The antecedent of one premise must match the consequent of the other for the conditional to be valid.

• Rule 4(1) stipulates that the chairman of any meeting where a consequent poll needs to be taken must inform the local district council of the fact that the consequent poll must be taken.
• Compared to local RHIOs, state-level initiatives, because of the larger number of stakeholders and patient base, and consequent financial strength, have a greater likelihood of being able to utilize national-level expertise both in health IT and policy-making.
• The clause to the left of the implication is called the antecedent and the clause to the right is called the consequent.
• The first three strokes of the bell are antecedent, and the remaining four strokes are consequent.
• A consequent is the second half of a hypothetical proposition.

• In this case, the antecedent is P, and the consequent is Q.
• During 2015, MedPage Today and "The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel" jointly in their investigative report mentioned the troubled history of approval of Opana ER as done by the FDA and its consequent pervasive abuse.
• Assuring integrity of the roof's waterproofing prevents leaks and consequent damage.
• The clause "X" is referred to as the "antecedent" (or "protasis"), while the clause "Y" is called the "consequent" (or "apodosis").
• It is a type of fallacy wherein the conclusion is affirmed by its consequent (fallacy of affirming the consequent) instead of its antecedent (modus ponens).

• The oppression of them, the Ōmoto Incidents and consequent destruction of their facilities and organization are considered to have been omens of WW2 and consequent destruction of Japan.