Sentence examples for consequence of administration from inspiring English sources

Hyperchloraemic acidosis is well recognised within critical care, is implicated in the development of organ dysfunction and is an important consequence of administration of large volumes of chloride-containing intravenous (i.v).v

Exposure to high levels of epi, either as a consequence of strong emotional stress or as a consequence of administration of catecholamines or the presence of inhibitors of serotonin/norephinephrine re-uptake inhibitors, has been implicated in TTC.

He joined knowing the consequences of administration meant he would not be paid immediately.

During development, the consequences of administration of MA are more varied.

Also, we did not follow these students in order to document the clinical and serologic consequences of administration of a booster dose of DTaP.

It was the direct consequence of an administration ready to bargain away the rule of law.

Other less marked effects were increased fluid retention and hyperglycaemia as a consequence of GH administration.

But that was a consequence of an administration that was first addressing in a major way an economic problem.

What we're seeing — the pictures, the audio, the stories — are they an intended consequence of the administration's decision-making or an unintended consequence?

Myelosuppression, however, a common adverse consequence of the administration of many standard-dose chemotherapy regimens to both young and elderly patients with cancer, increases with age.

That makes his unfortunate resignation the inevitable consequence of poor administration and even poorer memory, and it probably makes things cleaner and easier for the Liberal party – but it's not really an act of unprecedented moral heroism.