Sentence examples for after incidental from inspiring English sources

After incidental contact, Revis had stepped in front to grab the pass, and was zipping upfield by the time Marshall adjusted his shoulder pads.

We sought to evaluate risk factors for vesicovaginal fistula (VVF) after incidental cystotomy during benign hysterectomies.

To investigate this possibility, the current research will assess participants' landmark, route, and survey knowledge after incidental or intentional learning of a novel environment.

Lindberg and Gärling (1983) found no differences in survey knowledge after incidental or intentional learning across three exposures to the environment.

He appeared to be injured in the arm-wrist area after incidental contact along the boards in the third period.

Clinicians can make a probable distinction between acute and chronic disease by considering the context of diagnosis asymptomatic patients diagnosed after incidental discovery of elevated transaminases most likely have chronic disease whereas newly symptomatic patients with elevated transaminases likely have acute disease.

He sustained a bloody nose in the first quarter — which now seems routine — after an incidental smack from DeMar DeRozan, and was repeatedly banged around in the paint.

However, scintigraphy is difficult to be performed immediately after the incidental detection of a pelvic mass.

To gain a better understanding whether the accidental release of metal-containing NPs may pose a threat to non-target species, assessing of toxic effect is indispensable.The 'non-target organism' is an organism which will be exposed to NPs after their incidental release into the environment.

CT underestimates the number of nodules relative to sonography, suggesting that sonography is a useful adjunctive test after the incidental detection of a thyroid abnormality on CT; furthermore, current management guidelines for thyroid nodules are based on morphologic sonographic characteristics.

In the context of the current review, 'target organism' is defined as an organism for which the biocidal NPs were designed for (e.g., bacteria and fungi as target organisms of all three NPs and algae as target organisms of CuO and Ag NPs) and 'non-target organism' is an organism which will be exposed to NPs after their incidental release into the environment.