Sentence examples for consequent delivery from inspiring English sources

This call contains meaningful information for rhesus macaques that may be used to predict the presence of humans and the consequent delivery of monkey chow or attempts to trap the monkeys for biomedical purposes.

We demonstrated an increase in oxygen delivery consequent on the use of epinephrine during hypoxia; SAP was maintained and CI increased throughout the dose range (0.2-3.2 0.2-3.2 min-1).

Reduced placental blood supply and the consequent reduction in delivery of oxygen and nutrients to developing fetuses may both restrict fetal growth early in gestation and increase the risk of subsequent stillbirth.

Ubiquitous miRNA sponge delivery and consequent systemic miRNA inhibition uncovers a relatively small number of miRNA families underlying viability and gross morphogenesis, with false discovery rates in the 4-8% range.

Reduced haemoglobin synthesis leads to a reduced blood haemoglobin concentration causing reduced oxygen delivery and consequent hypoxia.

To our knowledge, there is no research examining Clinical Directors' perspectives on the commissioning of cleft care services and consequent impact on service delivery since centralisation.

Relatively high rates of non-attendance for appointments (up to 25%) [ 4] indicate that patient satisfaction may not be being fully addressed with consequent inefficiencies in service delivery.

In vivo suppression of VEGF signaling diminishes PRD1-BF1/Blimp1 expressinn in tumor vasculature and inhibits intravenously administered oncolytic vaccinia delivery to and consequent spread within the tumor.

These factors should be considered in the design of interventions aimed to promote professional delivery with the consequent aim of reducing the proportion of deliveries assisted by TBAs.

Perhaps the single, most serious misunderstanding regarding the fetuses-at-risk approach in the Commentary [ 1] relates to the issue of rising gestational age-specific perinatal mortality rates and the consequent implications for iatrogenic preterm delivery.

Until 2011, the anaesthesiologist was called by the emergency physician after his first intervention on the critical patient's ED needed resuscitation treatment with consequent delay of patient's delivery to the ICU.