Sentence examples for consequent disorders from inspiring English sources
Her conduct excited popular indignation, and the consequent disorders, amounting almost to civil war, gave an opportunity to the ambition of Manuel's estranged cousin, Andronikos I Komnenos (r. 1183 1185), son of Isaac Komnenos.
Changes in lipid levels and consequent disorders of lipid metabolism and stress have been observed in DM [ 5].
Decline in T-cell generation leading to T-cell receptor repertoire contraction is a cornerstone of immune system aging, and consequent disorders.
An identical finding showed the attachment of ZnO-NPs to outer cell wall and passing in the inner wall, causing disruption of the membrane and consequent disorder and leakage [46].
Thus, it may be the charge density, not the consequent disorder, that determines adsorption strength and inhibition potency.
As the developing human brain is more mature at birth than the rat brain, the risk for microneuronal hypoplasia and consequent behavioral disorders may be highest at late stages of fetal development, in prematurely born and small-for-weight infants, and during the early stages of infant development.
Another study showed that there are fewer women with physical injuries who visit the ED care than those who seek medical care for consequent to violence disorders as anxiety attacks, pain and depression [ 21].
The ulti mate effect of the disorders and consequent economic trou bles was de Gaulle's resigna tion, while the start of negotia tions removed a diplomatic barrier between Paris and Washington.
The consequent perception that headache disorders were relatively uncommon in SSA, and not of significant public-health concern, was reversed after the completion of a survey in Zambia [17, 18].
The issue of heat stress disorders and consequent productivity reduction among workers has not yet been widely addressed.
As a result, protein appetite drives overconsumption of energy on low percent protein diets, promoting obesity and metabolic disorders with consequent effects on longevity.
