The integrated surveillance system allowed us to observe a drop in H. influenzae b meningitis incidence consequent to the implementation of a mass vaccination of newborns.
"We were experiencing a drop in students and a consequent drop in faculty members.
Extending the syntaxin peptides beyond 24 aa incorporates the ionic layer (see Figure 1B), bringing to the consequent drop in hydropathicity, likely explaining why 27 aa and 34 aa have a reduced ability to staple proteins.
In particular, there was a concern that the exemptions scheme would increase the workload of existing overstretched staff, and that this would contribute to demoralisation and a consequent drop in quality of services for clients.
Over time, technical improvements have led to a marked reduction in dose to the neighbouring organs, with a consequent drop in acute and late toxicity.
The object's impact caused an enormous dust cloud, which greatly reduced the Sun's radiation reaching Earth, with a consequent drastic drop in temperature and other adverse conditions.
However, our results (as obtained with T. cruzi) suggested that the deleterious effect, at least for 10-TS, was most probably due to a specific inhibition of the SCD and a consequent drop in levels of essential FAs such as oleate and linoleate, in the Leishmania's membranes [13].
This then leads to a lowering of cytosolic free Zn2+, and a consequent drop in Mt1/ Mt2 expression.
A charge efficiency below 100%, leading to a build up of deposits on both electrodes and a consequent drop in the concentration of Pb2+ in the electrolyte are found to limit cycle life.
Strata in which all patients receive the same treatment cannot contribute to a stratified analysis and are therefore wasted, with a consequent drop in power.
Temperature regulation consequent to exposure to a cold environment appears to be modified in elderly persons.
