Sentence examples for consequent access from inspiring English sources

As for the Communist Party, which was once the biggest party on the left and still had 35 seats in the last assembly, pundits reckon it will be lucky to get between eight and 17 seats less than the 20 that constitute a parliamentary group with consequent access to financial support from the state.

Finally, an abrasion of the subchondral bone plate was carried out using a 18 G needle, to allow bleeding of the bottom of the defect and the consequent access of both autologous mesenchymal stem cells MSCs and growth factors from the underlying bone marrow.

So the finding is difficult to explain; also because consequent reduced access of AI technicians to the herd should probably have lowered the risk.

While public education strategies about stroke did not differ across the two regions at the time of the survey, service structures differ – for instance there are many more stroke units in hospitals in Northern Ireland [ 23], with consequent better access to post-stroke rehabilitation.

Professional frustrations were clearly expressed about the variability of services both in primary and specialist care and continuing equivocal attitudes of some professional colleagues to CFS/ME as a condition and which could impact both on timely diagnosis and on consequent timely access to other support.

It was the LROR that led the assault on Tripoli International Airport in July — which evolved into an assault on Tripoli itself — in reaction to their patron's loss of power in the June elections and their consequent loss of access to hundreds of millions of dollars in public funds.

While advocates of drug law reform argue persuasively that a drug market free from criminalization would reduce individual and wider societal harms there is also the very real possibility that such changes, especially a regulated market, might be associated with an increase in drug use consequent upon easier access and wider availability.

Although a number of instrumentation and irrigation techniques exist, complete debridement is impeded due to the complex anatomy of the root canal system and the consequent limitations of access by instruments as well as irrigants [ 3].

8 The absence of accepted guidelines for referral and diagnosis has likely contributed to poor case ascertainment, misdiagnosis, and a consequent lack of access to health, education and social services.

Poor health outcomes are linked to weak health infrastructure, barriers to service access, and consequent low rates of service utilization.

Other issues include differing health care systems and the consequent differing degrees of access to health care providers, the gap between the rich and poor in developing countries, and differing literacy levels both within countries as well as across countries in the region.