Sentence examples for a consequence of injuries from inspiring English sources
Frazier walks with a limp as a consequence of injuries sustained in a car accident.
Ben Stokes, destined for the cover of the 2016 Wisden, is back; so too is Stuart Broad, albeit as a consequence of injuries to Steven Finn and Liam Plunkett, and Jonny Bairstow has been batting like a prince (more Ranji than Ashwell, perhaps).
In vivo the satellite cells are activated by endogenous factors which are liberated due to postnatal growth or as a consequence of injuries or muscle disease [ 16, 23].
In total, 42 (11.1%) died as a consequence of injuries sustained in the crash, including 29 riders (11.5%) and 13 pillions (10.3%), and hence the proportion of survivors was 89%.
The cost of injury-related healthcare in Europe (EU-27) is estimated at €78 billion (of which a large portion is attributable to fall-related injuries in the elderly) and about a million people in Europe are permanently disabled as a consequence of injuries annually.
articular reduction and fixation; meniscal repair (either as a consequence of injury or surgical approach); MDD reduction and stabilisation.
Osteonecrosis due to jeopardized vascular supply seems to be a consequence of injury to the vessels at the time of injury.
We suggest that the fractures described below were a consequence of injury to the vascular supply and bone stock of the initially intact femoral neck.
The main stages are: articular reduction and fixation; meniscal repair (either as a consequence of injury or surgical approach); MDD reduction and stabilisation.
The translocation of extracellular calcium (Ca2+) via voltage-gated Ca2+ channels (VGCCs) in neurons is involved in triggering multiple physiological cell functions but also the abnormal, pathophysiological responses that develop as a consequence of injury.
Fibrosis is a consequence of injury characterized by accumulation of excess collagen and other extracellular matrix components, resulting in the destruction of normal tissue architecture and loss of function.
