Sentence examples for and a subsequent fall from inspiring English sources

And it has started to close the budget gap that followed the global economic downturn and a subsequent fall in tourism, the island's main employer.

The exclusion of subjects with low A1C values is justified by the fact that some degree of hyperglycemia is necessary to cause glycosuria and a subsequent fall in 1,5-AG level.

An increase in intrathoracic pressure results in a fall in venous return which causes an increase in renal venous pressure, leading to a rise in the renal vascular resistance and a subsequent fall in renal blood flow.

The record of a coral core from Oahu, an unambiguously northern hemispheric location, shows a pronounced fall-out peak for the band centring on the year 1964 and a subsequent fall (similar to our U record) in the Sr levels until 1979, where the record ends.

However, in the dopexamine group there was a significant increase in mean (SD) heart rate from 85 (12) to 104 (10) beats per minute during the infusion and a subsequent fall to 94 (10) beats per minute after its cessation (in both cases P < 0.005).

Finally, CST has been shown to decrease sympathetic vascular tone by a direct excitatory effect on the GABAergic inhibitory neurons of the caudal ventrolateral medulla (CVLM), resulting in decreased sympathetic drive and a subsequent fall in arterial pressure and heart rate [ 11].

Item 4 (time period between administering the rule and the occurrence of a subsequent fall) and item 12 (availability of clinical data following administration of the STRATIFY rule) were excluded as they were not deemed relevant to the STRATIFY rule.

Our data demonstrate CHO supplementation does not alter the rapid hepcidin response associated with exercise and does not prevent a subsequent fall in plasma iron concentration.

However, we suggest that identifying associations among falls, frailty and depressive symptoms is important because individuals who sustain a fall are at increased risk for a subsequent fall, and frailty status and depressive symptoms suggest potential opportunities for intervention.

This was primarily attributed to a lack of information provided with respect to methods of patient recruitment (selection bias) and criteria used to ascertain of a subsequent fall (reference standard).

A dextrose infusion was commenced with a subsequent fall in BP and rise in BSL.