Sentence examples for consequences of removal from inspiring English sources
But nothing could overcome the sense that, a few years before my birth, families had been lobbed out to the cusp of city and country and left to cope with the consequences of removal from work, family and routine.
The judge ruled: "In not taking into account the implications of BF's mental health for RA, and the risk of that degenerating in the Nigerian context and the likely consequences of removal, the Secretary of State failed to have regard to BA's best interests as a primary consideration".
Consequences of removal are increased risk of complications3, prolonged mechanical ventilation, LOS and increased morbidity/mortality4. Objectives: To measure the frequency of removing tubes, lines and falling incidents related to delirium.
The major objective of this article was to analyze the protein-protein and metabolic interaction networks of Drosophila melanogaster by considering the architectural patterns and the consequence of removal of hubs on the topological parameter of the two interaction systems.
Increased apparent RNA binding in the UV crosslinking assay for ΔNΔRS and ΔRS: Δ5-10 proteins may be a consequence of removal of a portion of the inhibitory N-terminus, whereas the R8E mutation may not increase RNA binding to the same extent in this assay because it preserves the length of the inhibitory N-terminal extension to RRM1.
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We present the design of a prospective clinical multicentre cohort study to determine the main indications for and expectations of implant removal, the influence on complaints, the incidence of surgery related complications and the socio-economic consequences of implant removal.
However, there are wider consequences of the removal of this level of state funding, and together they will transform higher education in the UK.
A Venezuelan journalist I met, Francisco Toro, is strongly against Mr. Chávez but also worries about the consequences of his removal.
Many people, including the lawyers I speak to who represent families facing the breakdown of such arrangements, struggle with the uncomfortable question of whether it can ever be in the best interests of a child to be conceived for the purpose of being removed from the woman who gave birth to that child, and what the long-term psychological and emotional consequences of that removal might be.
He warned: "You watch happens to the writing theatre scene in 20 years time and you'll see the consequences of a removal state funding from British theatre".
