Sentence examples for and subsequently a greater from inspiring English sources

Bladder infection may be a marker of a greater susceptibility to all kinds of infections and subsequently a greater likelihood of being prescribed antibiotics.

A significant effect on A1C levels may have been realized with a greater energy and/or CHO restriction and, subsequently, a greater loss of body weight.

Finally, we included those studies that examined RMFs that may result in differential air pollutant exposures and subsequently a greater risk of O3-related health effects in a specific subset of the population, such as studies of outdoor workers.

Interestingly, in MCF-7 cells, tamoxifen treatment induces more robust ER binding to the AGR2 promoter, and subsequently a greater increase in AGR2 mRNA and protein, than estradiol treatment [ 11].

Rangeland expansion and contraction as well as changes in rangeland production in Kazakhstan could lead to a higher population of livestock in the northern regions, where B. anthracis is predicted to remain in 2050, and subsequently a potentially greater number of anthrax outbreaks.

In the present study, it is possible that individuals with higher disgust propensity attempted to suppress thoughts about the film, and subsequently experienced a greater number of intrusive cognitions about it.

Subsequently, a greater conversion of S 2 O 3 2 − and S O 4 2 − into S8 will be expected based on disproportionation reaction shown in equation (4).

Chemists have depended largely on geological sources, from which they have isolated the hundred or so elements on the periodic table and subsequently devised a great variety of schemes for synthesizing millions of new complex arrangements of these elements, giving to the public medicines, fertilizers, plastics, etc., of great utility.

The great psychologist Carl Jung (and subsequently a mother/daughter team, Myers-Briggs) identified two styles of being honest.

Subsequently, a great Romanesque cathedral was built in Lund, and a church-building program began in earnest.

These are summarised below (and in Appendix A) and subsequently discussed in greater detail.