Sentence examples for deployment that results from inspiring English sources

In-stent restenosis following bare metal stent (BMS) placement is the most common cause of procedural failure and occurs as a result of vessel wall trauma secondary to balloon angioplasty and stent deployment that results in an overly aggressive healing response (neointimal hyperplasia) that overgrows the stent lumen and causes vascular narrowing.

Contrary to our hypothesis, having an illness on deployment that results in attendance at a field hospital is associated with post deployment mental health problems.

It was a six-day explosion of fiery protests, looting, and a National Guard deployment that resulted in more than 50 deaths, as many as 10,000 arrests, and more than $1 billion in property damage.

Responding to The Times's analysis, the Police Department said pockets of violent crime — and the heavier deployments that result — push up marijuana arrests in some neighborhoods.

It is actually the deployment and the speed of deployment that makes a difference," he said.

The £37m therefore represents only the extra costs that result from deployment in the field such as moving troops, planes and ships to the area.Finally, and crucially, the £37m excludes the cost of the advanced munitions used to bombard Serb military installations and anything else that gets in the way.

There, he worked on SOI device design that resulted in the successful deployment of 65nm and 45nm technology nodes.

In fact, a lot of sex happens on ships and on deployment -- as evidenced by the number of pregnancies that result from tours of duty.

Our understanding of the health consequences that resulted remains inadequate, and this is of great concern with another deployment to the same theater of operations occurring now.

Increased deployment of degradation models could facilitate the rational design and understanding of the complex degradation profiles that result with cleavage of multiple labile moieties.

The similar design and questionnaire items used in the Bougainville and East Timor studies have allowed comparison of health outcomes resulting from deployments that included both warlike operations and peacekeeping deployments.