Sentence examples for ensuing contraction from inspiring English sources

After a boom in the late '90s and early '00s, when hedge-fund money flooded Hollywood and the indie sector was riding high, the ensuing contraction had taken out many of Focus's competitors.

The common theme of both Neil Barofsky's Bailout and Sheila Bair's Bull by the Horns is that the U.S. government cared a lot more about saving the incumbent banks and bankers than it did about helping regular Americans blindsided by the collapse of the housing market and the ensuing contraction.

The ensuing contractions of the cytoskeleton generate cell movement [7].

Once the cell front is attached to the underlying extracellular matrix, pulling forces are generated and cell motility ensues by contraction of the cell body and retraction of the cell tail in the rear (17, 18).

A devastating global contraction ensued.

The EPR effect is known for both tumor and inflammatory tissues where selective and pronounced extravasation of large molecules can ensue due to contraction of endothelial cells in blood vessel of inflammatory tissues, resulting in the formation of large gaps that allows the extravasation of macromolecules larger than 7 nm [22].

Shortly after these early events, nuclear contraction ensues with a concomitant separation of the nuclear envelope and nucleoplasm leakage into the cytosol.

Radiofrequency devices have traditionally been used for tightening of skin laxity and rhytides, as the thermal damage that ensues results in contraction of collagen and remodeling.

The possible causes of the ensuing stock market plunge and steep contraction in the economy provide fodder for just about everyone in the current political debate.

This lower concentrated KCL flush- solution was used to avoid "auto-resuscitation" which occurs when some spontaneous very weak contractions of the heart, sometimes ensuing about 1 2 minutes after cardiac arrest, increase in strength and frequency.

The ensuing mismatch or prediction error is resolved by muscle contraction and a reduction in stretch receptor discharge rates.