positive consequence

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Analysis of student survey results indicated that actively presenting a portfolio generated multiple positive consequences.
This ignores the positive consequences of two very different organisms pooling their positive attributes in a changing environment in order to survive and reproduce.
But the desire to make architecture immaterial should not be automatically denied and has alternative motives and positive consequences.
Psychiatrists emphasized the positive consequences of medication while politicians saw the advantages of hospitals declining in bed numbers.
Of course, it should be acknowledged that designing our children could have positive consequences.
The focus has mainly been on the positive consequences of screening.
We turn now to the nutritional support factors whose presence could have positive consequences for dietary change.
In the ideal situation, corporatization and privatization have positive consequences for democracy and efficiency.
Cost-benefit analysis has the same problem as consequentialism with positive consequences of immoral acts.
Second, the literature on this topic tends to emphasise the positive consequences of social ties, to the exclusion of their less desirable consequences.
The findings from this study show that in addition to many positive consequences, there were a number of unintended consequences of attending a parenting programme.
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