Sentence examples for consequent cessation from inspiring English sources
Among them, the toxicity of 3-HPA, cell death resulting from its accumulation, and the consequent cessation of 3-HP production have been well documented31,32,33,34.
The beginning of the first world war in 1914, and the consequent cessation of militant suffragette activity, means there is not much evidence on the long-term effects of the Cat and Mouse Act.
The decline in the levels of IL-1β IL-1βd miniscrew 21 daroundter loading towards the baseline is suggestive of an adaptive bone response to stiminiscrew consequent cessation of active inflammation [5].
The incidence of osteoporosis increases with age and it occurs most frequently in postmenopausal women due to the cessation in ovarian activity with consequent increase in bone resorption.
Hence, it is of interest that the highest incidence of breast cancer is observed in postmenopausal women despite cessation of ovarian estrogen synthesis and the consequent drop in circulating estrogen concentrations.
However, under pathological conditions, PARP activation leads to increased NAD+ turnover, leads to reduced ATP synthesis, and the cessation of all energy dependent functions and consequent cell death [ 119- 121].
To evaluate impacts of caffeine cessation after resolution of rebound cerebral vasodilation and consequent caffeine-withdrawal headache, patients were followed up at least 2 weeks after the screening [9, 10].
Smoking cessation may slow down the inflammatory process and consequent growth of aneurysm [ 39].
Severe diarrhoea (NCI CTC v3.0 grade 3 or 4) occurs less frequently but has been reported at rates of up to 31% in patients receiving irinotecan (Saltz et al, 2000) with consequent dose reduction or delay or, more worryingly, resulting in cessation of treatment or patient mortality (Rothenberg et al, 2001).
Because normal, rapidly dividing cells are exquisitely sensitive to cytotoxic agents, the consequent side-effects of cytotoxic therapy are not uncommonly significant in producing dose limitation and cessation, causing either delayed therapy, dose reduction, poor compliance, alteration of therapy type, complete cessation of therapy, or rarely, early death.
