Sentence examples for days as a consequence from inspiring English sources

The Peruvian government subsequently fined LANSA and some of its employees, and suspended the airline's operating license for 90 days as a consequence.

The 'AA' model differs from the Wayne model in the rate at which hypoxia is established; AA scavenges O2 rapidly to create hypoxia within few hours, while O2 is depleted gradually over a few days as a consequence of M. tb respiration in the Wayne model [46].

SABER observes all local times over 60 days as a consequence of the 74° inclined orbit of the TIMED spacecraft.

Temperature data were missing for 9 days, as a consequence of the data logger being accidentally removed from the refrigerator.

Among established intensive care unit patients, the risk for nephropathy lasting even three days as a consequence of radiocontrast material use appears to be small, less than 2%.

Five patients died posttraumatically after 30.7 ± 12.3 days (range, 16 to 55 days) as a consequence of multiple organ failure (MOF).

(In all likelihood this is to avoid the risk that its government might be dismissed before the polls — and that the P.P.P. would lose its incumbent's edge on election day — as a consequence of unfolding legal and political controversies).

Described by the writer Alicia Drake in "The Beautiful Fall," a chronicle of the day, as an era of debauchery "sans consequence," the '70s strike a romantic chord.

The patient died 2 days later, as a consequence of the infection.

Luminescence emission was decreased by apyrase by about 50%, and recovered steadily to pre-apyrase levels within 2 days, likely as a consequence of enzyme diffusion from or inactivation at the injection site.

The patient died a few days later as a consequence of massive gastrointestinal bleeding due to ruptured esophageal varices.