Sentence examples for and the subsequent need from inspiring English sources
People who remember when cataract removal involved general anesthesia, days in the hospital, weeks immobile at home and the subsequent need to wear Coke-bottle glasses may find it hard to believe how much the operation has changed.
The loss of the huge oil-and-gas subsidies that they had enjoyed from the Soviet Union, and the subsequent need to adjust to world prices, was a massive blow to them, equivalent to up to 15% of GDP.
The negative external effects of shipping and the subsequent need for a substantial reduction of these externalities is increasingly accepted in the maritime community.
As Stone (2011) has argued, ideas around objectivity and the subsequent need for "causal theories" is critical to the policy process even if the resulting decisions are not truly based on the causal information provided by the research community.
Nonetheless, the authors stressed that two facets are to some degree new and fundamental to cloud computing: the complexity of multi-party trust considerations, and the subsequent need for mutual auditability.
The results collected up until now suggest the potential of this delivery platform and the subsequent need of a full preclinical evaluation in order to satisfy the specific regulatory demands of this mode of administration.
We analyzed the predictive value of creatinine and endocan levels at diagnosis on the subsequent need for RRT using the area under the receiver operating characteristic curve (ROC AUC).
And that beat-skip can be explained by it falling behind its usual release schedule after the Note 7 recall — and the subsequent pressing need to spend time making changes to its product safety processes after having such high profile problems with, er, exploding batteries.
He said that interviewees needed to know they could "speak with absolute frankness and candour" and the subsequent reports needed to be "drafted in frank, and if necessary blunt, language" so that "problems are confronted and addressed, and are not avoided or overlooked".
