Sentence examples for and persistent consequence of from inspiring English sources
Chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN) is a major dose-limiting and persistent consequence of numerous classes of antineoplastic agents, affecting up to 30%40%% of patients.
(One persistent consequence of his schemes was that they seemed promising at first, but left workers too exhausted to function consistently over the long term).
Together, these results suggest that neuroinflammation can endure weeks after injury but housing rats in EE during recovery can modulate this persistent consequence of mTBI.
The rationale for examining long-term effects in the present was based on the dearth of information available in the persistent consequences of mTBI.
Our results demonstrate both immediate and persistent energetic consequences of gene copy number in a multicellular organism.
The result of a yearlong study, this report documents the situation before the storm, the immediate impact of Katrina and its persistent consequences, including a dramatically understaffed police force, insufficient jail space, and inadequate legal representation for indigent defendants.
"Cancer can be considered a chronic disease, in part because of the serious consequences and persistent nature of some of cancer's late effects," the committee said.
This study establishes, for the first time, that mtDNA degradation can be a direct and immediate consequence of persistent mtDNA damage and that increased ROS production is not an invariant consequence of mtDNA damage.
As poor nutrition is both a risk factor and a consequence of persistent diarrhoea, the two are very commonly associated.
The developmental programming hypothesis proposes that adverse influences during critical periods in development permanently alter tissue structure and function, which may have persistent consequences for the long-term health of the offspring [ 1].
An important consequence of the enhanced and persistent production of ROS was a remarkable decrement in the levels of both free thiols and free GSH, which fell at 16 h to very low values.
