Sentence examples similar to consequent to a delay from inspiring English sources
Temperature regulation consequent to exposure to a cold environment appears to be modified in elderly persons.
are sufficient for the consequent to hold.
We suggest that cell death in PC3 cells is a delayed event consequent to persistent arrest in G2 and insufficient repair of DNA damage.
Delays consequent to this arose due to the need for further organ transport, recipient identification, and crossmatching at the second centre.
This has been linked to an increased morbidity from knee contractures and delayed union, consequent to damage to the local biology from two exposures.
In a delay, ask to be "240′d".
Not only is there a significant economic cost from the consequent delays to travel, but according to intelligence sources there are potentially major security drawbacks as well.
The results show that the throughput decreases as the erasure rate becomes higher owing to the large number of re-transmissions required in the network and consequent increase of end-to-end delay.
These studies have demonstrated: 1) a delay in TB diagnosis due to consultation with a traditional healer, with consequent prolongation of the period until radiological and microbiological confirmation [ 10- 12], and 2) the occasional success of NTPs to engage traditional healers in TB care [ 5, 8, 9].
The absence of typical signs such as dark blood failing to clot, or lack of rigor mortis, in combination with a non-typical history of animals kept indoors fed only roughage, caused a delay in the diagnosis that led to a number of potential human exposures and consequent antibiotic treatments.
