Sentence examples for consequent compression from inspiring English sources

Erection of the mammalian penis is initiated typically by an increase in the volume of blood reaching the cavernous and spongy bodies, engorgement of the vessels, and consequent compression of the veins leaving the organ.

A heavy-ion driver system providing consequent compression and ignition of the cylindrical DT target is described.

At higher ionic strength, the adsorption of Malachite green will be higher owing to the partial neutralization of the positive charge on the carbon surface and a consequent compression of the electrical double layer by the Cl− anion.

However, in patients with HD, on neck flexion the tight dural sac cannot compensate for the increased length of posterior wall, which causes anterior shifting of the posterior cervical dural wall and consequent compression of the cord against the posterior margin of adjacent vertebral bodies.

The umbilicus can be stabilized by lifting it this can prevent compression and consequent reduction of the distance between the instruments and retroperitoneal structures.

For example, Col scaffolds modified with higher EDC concentration (10% or 100%) were very stable mechanically even after 4 repeated compressions (3 consequent followed by one after 10d of incubation in water).

Bone abnormalities in β-TI are quite frequent and range from a decrease in the bone mineral density (BMD) and consequent osteoporosis to spinal cord compression and increased risk of the development of fractures.

This difference could in part be explained by the lower FC values observed among genes identified in vanadate-treated cells and consequent lower tendency for FC compression of oligo-array data.

Optimizing timing of defibrillation might decrease the severity of postresuscitation myocardial dysfunction by reducing the numbers of failed shocks and by reducing the consequent unnecessary interruptions in chest compression, having therefore the potential to improve the final outcome of cardiac arrest [ 8].

Osteoporosis in its turn may lead to vertebral compression fractures with a consequent further decline of forced vital capacity and forced expiratory volume in one second.

An autopsy was performed to confirm the complete ligation of left coronary artery, and organs were inspected for gross abnormalities, including evidence of traumatic injuries consequent to cannulation, airway management, or precordial compression.