Sentence examples for consequence of the administration from inspiring English sources
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.
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?
It's a consequence of the administration's new policy of prosecuting every person who uses the border to enter the United States illegally.
Their presence can be the consequence of the administration of an exogenous antibody, such as from treatment with therapeutic antibodies.
Fever was defined as a single body temperature peak over 38.3°C or a sustained body temperature of more than 38.0°C for over 1 hour, not being a consequence of the administration of blood-derived products [ 1].
The results could be explained by the use of N2O in conjunction with propofol during the induction procedure, which differs from the method employed in the studies by Lovell et al. and Fleck et al. These initial studies provided the ground work to demonstrate that fNIRS is capable of monitoring real time changes that occur as a consequence of the administration of anesthetics.
John Tierney (column, Oct. 18) should consider the consequences of the administration's lies justifying our invasion of Iraq before he dismisses the investigation of the special prosecutor, Patrick J. Fitzgerald.
Vulnerable Republicans, seeking shelter from the gruesome consequences of the administration's actions, tried to force a vote on the Dream Act — but conservatives prevailed.
The devastating consequences of the administration's embrace of such idées fixes (along with its cavalier dismissal of facts and arguments that did not support its big theories) has been examined before, of course, most notably by the New Yorker writers Seymour M. Hersh and George Packer in their groundbreaking books, "Chain of Command" (2004) and "The Assassins' Gate" (2005), respectively.
