Sentence examples for consequent course of from inspiring English sources

It is exemplified in Ray Bradbury's A Sound of Thunder (1952; film 2005), in which a tiny misstep by dinosaur hunters grimly affects the consequent course of history.

One explanation for this finding might be cell breakage and consequent necrosis in the course of tumor progression.

Phase 3: Using information from the diary, the nurse challenges the patient to link his or her mood and consequent behaviour to the course of the chronic illness.

Both BBB disruption and consequent vasogenic edema determine the clinical course of ICH [ 16, 47].

Ideally, antimalarial treatment should be 100% effective in everyone, but this may not be possible without producing toxicity or recommending a long course of treatment with consequent poor adherence.

It may occur that being a son/daughter of a physician is probably associated to lower idealism concerning the medical course of study [ 50] and the consequent development of social or affective coping skills [ 54].

Tomlinson's illustrative "doomsday scenario" traces a possible course of future events from overpopulation and consequent overcultivation to an inevitable conclusion in which the "vast majority" of humanity perishes.

These materials in course of time oxidised which led to their decomposition and consequent release of CO2 onto water, whereas lower values of CO2 were observed during the summer and winter seasons, which may be due to more transparency and more photosynthesis (Shinde et al. 2011).

In preclinical stages, microglial cells that highly reacted towards focal lesions acquired over the course of the disease an ameboid shape indicating morphological transformation and consequent cellular activation.

Experiments reflect steady-state concentrations; they do not follow the time course of the immense fluctuations in the cellular environment and the consequent allosteric effects.

The assessment of any difference in filter lifespan and CRRT downtime was a secondary endpoint of our observational study, with consequent limitations, mainly related to the comparison of anticoagulation modalities at different stages in the course of critical illness and to the recruitment to switch to RCA-CVVH after failure of no-AC.