Sentence examples for a consequent development from inspiring English sources

Pulmonary alveolar proteinosis (PAP) is a rare disorder characterized by a perturbation in surfactant homeostasis, resulting in its accumulation within alveolar spaces, with a consequent development of severe hypoxemia.

From an epidemiologic standpoint, the interaction with a pet presupposes a difference of family lifestyle and a consequent development in the coping modality, enabling to mitigate the arising of those etiological cognitive factors, which can promote headache suffering.

Acquired deficiency of renal Dnase1 activity is assumed to promote a progressive exposure of secondary necrotic chromatin in GBM, and a consequent development of severe nephritis [30], [31].

Moreover, in premalignant diseases, there is a consequent development of hypoxia and acidosis conditions [ 19] and glycolysis offers cellular growth advantage under a lower pressure of oxygen state.

A consequent development of the IMAT was the volumetric intensity-modulated arc VMAT, which led to the possibility to deliver dose distribution in the target in only one arc.

But political accountability was a cardinal principle of the Ephialtic reforms at Athens in the late 460s, and it is certainly attractive to suppose that intellectual accountability was a parallel or consequent development.

We conclude that damage to obturator externus and piriformis is a possible predictor for consequent development of AVN of the femoral head which can be judged on pre-operative MRI scans.

The ionospheric radio occultation (IRO) technique, based on low-earth-orbiting (LEO) satellites, is capable of delivering valuable information on the topside plasma scale height behaviour and of providing a rich database for consequent development of new empirical models of the plasma scale height and density.

It is possible that environmental factors have a role to play in the way antibiotics are used in a population and the consequent development of resistance.

In terms of their ecological importance, there can hardly be a more significant "ecosystem service" than the production of oxygen and the consequent development of an oxygenic atmosphere, with the evolution of oxygenic photosynthesis among the cyanobacteria [6].

With the Renaissance came the rediscovery of the Greek and Roman cultures and the consequent development of a world view that led away from moral and spiritual absolutes and toward an increasingly skeptical individualism.