Sentence examples for and the sequel of from inspiring English sources
Prompt recognition of SIRS and the sequel of sepsis makes early treatment possible and reduces mortality significantly.
Hip dislocation and the sequel of recurrent instability continues to be a problem following Total Hip Arthroplasty (THA), and is one of the leading causes of revision surgery.
The limited capacity to heal by regeneration and the sequel of scarring has driven the exploration of techniques for expedient wound treatment to restore the cutaneous barrier in a regenerative pattern.
Reviews for the Fox release are strong, tracking is solid and the sequel of the reboot of the movie franchise based on a novel — yes, it's a jungle-like tangle if ever there was one — is poised to become a blockbuster in a summer season starving for them.
However, a precise molecular definition of MSC and the sequel of long-term in vitro culture are yet unknown.
With respect to energy metabolism and the sequel of metabolic disturbances eventually leading to insulin resistance and DMT2, quercetin was found to inhibit the intestinal glucose transport via glucose transporter 2 (GLUT 2) [ 10], to improve glucose uptake in adipocytes [ 11], to inhibit adipocyte differentiation [ 11], and to possess anti-inflammatory and antioxidative properties [ 12].
This in turn improves child survival, growth, and development and prevents the sequel of undernutrition in later life [ 53, 54].
Furthermore, as the European Debt Crisis is regarded to be a sovereign debt crisis and also the sequel of the Subprime Crisis, there are fewer government bond markets of high quality.
It is the third game of the Age of Empires series and the sequel to Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings.
Moreover, TMS-based clinical applications are under development to treat specific neurological or psychiatric conditions, such as depression, dystonia, pain, tinnitus and the sequels of stroke, among others.
The high prevalence in pancreatic, and particularly, in colorectal cancers seems to be the consequence of a combination of blood loss and inflammatory response, while in lung cancer, both the disease itself and the sequels of toxic chemotherapy, which likely induces a strong inflammatory response, may account for ID.
