Sentence examples for consequence of late from inspiring English sources

Some philosophers ascribe postmodernist doctrines to Nietzsche while cultural theorists describe postmodernism as a consequence of late twentieth century capitalist restructuring.

Cross-cutting relationships of geomorphic elements show that the smaller scale G2- and G3-MTDs were emplaced following the main G1 event, likely as a consequence of late readjustment processes at the edges of the main body of the failed material.

Since the issue of radiotherapy-related second cancers will become increasingly significant (Gold et al. 2003; Tubiana 2009), the aim of the current approach is to relate the consequence of late normal tissue damage from OIDT to a precancerous lesion.

We also estimated the RR of death as a consequence of late entry into HIV care.

Bone infection is a consequence of late disease (14 ).

Insufficient preparation for RRT is another consequence of late referral to nephrologists.

These latter findings strongly argue against the possibility of diabetes present in HCC patients as a consequence of late-stage liver disease.

The equally strong elevation in HCC risk, we noted in diabetics diagnosed 10 or more years prior to cohort enrolment, supports a causal interpretation of the association rather than the occurrence of diabetes as a consequence of late-stage liver disease.

We study the capital market consequences of late filings by examining and contrasting the immediate and future market consequences of late 10-Q and 10-K filing announcements.

Preliminary clinical data are encouraging but need to be confirmed in well-designed prospective controlled trials with direct comparison to conventional allogeneic SCT and extended follow-up to determine the durability of responses and the consequences of late complications such as chronic graft-vs-host disease on the patient's quality of life.

Introduction: Precise consequences of late transit in ICU remain elusive.