Sentence examples for a primary aftermath from inspiring English sources

In this study, we demonstrate that structural and functional alterations of mitochondria are a primary aftermath of plectin deficiency in muscle, contributing to myofiber degeneration.

California, for instance, has 53 seats, more than 12percentt of the House, but only one race was competitive -- for the seat vacated by Gary A. Condit, the Democrat who lost in a primary in the aftermath of the scandal over Chandra Levy.

Seemingly unremarkable, these 19 words represent one of the many steps Romney will be taking as he treks back to the center in the aftermath of a primary campaign dominated by the hard right.

Controversy over voters' address changes, signatures and, in a primary, even party affiliation could easily lead to scenes reminiscent of the election aftermath in Florida, where lawyers for the candidates battled over ballot after ballot at counting tables.

Ono has been a political activist for decades, but her contribution to the gun control debate is notable in the aftermath of the shooting in December last year in which 20 young children were killed at a primary school in Newtown, Connecticut.

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