The phrase "a consequence the infection" is not correct in English.
It seems to be missing a preposition. You can use a corrected version of this phrase when discussing the effects or outcomes resulting from an infection.
Example: "A consequence of the infection was the patient's prolonged recovery time."
Alternatives: "an effect of the infection" or "a result of the infection."
However we have to consider that the present study together with the data of Tracey shows that after infection and subsequent inflammation the aim of the brain is twofold protective: to contain both the inflammation as a consequence of the infection and subsequently to induce antigen specific memory within the immune system to prevent new infections.
The ESTs or cDNA-AFLP analysis revealed changes in host gene expression as a consequence of the infection, whereas the QTLs are involved in a direct response of the tolerance of the host.
HIV infection increases susceptibility to pneumococcal infection and, as a consequence, the incidence of pneumococcal infection in children and adults is increasing in many parts of sub-Saharan Africa [ 12, 13].
Moreover, such a choice implies the exponential convergence to zero of the output variable ι ( t ) = ι ¯ ( t ) as time tends to infinity and, as a consequence, the eradication of the infection from the host population.
A significant systemic inflammatory response was initiated as a consequence of the infection, as revealed by the elevation in the number of neutrophils and a reduction in the number of lymphocytes (Table 2).
Moreover, it is not known whether the presence of these autoantibodies is a consequence of the infection or whether it contributes to the events leading to severe and particularly to P. falciparum cerebral malaria.
The patient died 2 days later, as a consequence of the infection.
Facial lipoatrophy likely results in part from infection with HIV and in part from highly active antiretroviral treatment as a consequence of the infection.
To explore the existence of asymmetry in [C]CB184 uptake as a consequence of the infection and to explore alterations not limited to predefined anatomical regions, a voxel-based analysis was performed with the same SUV images employed in the VOI analysis.
Furthermore, these factors appear to converge on a "final common pathway" in which the allergic inflammatory response, including bystander aeroallergens, may be enhanced as a consequence of the infection [ 10– 10].
