In the ensuing eight-part epic, even second-rung functionaries like Norman Mineta sounded like Patton.
However, further clinical advances with respect to use of adoptive cell therapy for rejection abrogation did not ensue, in part because the mechanism(s) underlying transfusion-induced tolerance have not been fully characterized and in part because adoptive cell therapy is only now becoming a burgeoning translational medical approach [20].
What ensued, in part, was a war of data and interpretation.
The authors speculated that dysfunctional HDL might ensue in part due to the increase of SAA via the PON1 regulation [ 19].
The arrival of migrants, refugees and asylum seekers in Ireland and the ensuing diversity is part of an unprecedented pattern of inward migration into Ireland.
The response came in a May 8 , 1961 memorandum recommending that the United States commit to sending people to the Moon, because "dramatic achievements in space…symbolize the technological power and organizing capacity of a nation" and because the ensuing prestige would be "part of the battle along the fluid front of the cold war".
Altogether, we propose that early hyperactivation of descending pain inhibitory mechanisms, and its potential ensuing exhaustion, could be part of the temporal neurophysiological chain of events favoring chronic neuropathic pain establishment.
What ensues is in part a search for the artist's whereabouts.
A 15-minute conversation ensues, and they part company amicably with Harrison suggesting Nighy try first to set up the tax in the eurozone.
The refusal of polio vaccine in Nigeria and the recurrent epidemics that ensued were in part driven by the people's resentment at the resources poured into what was seen locally as a lesser health issue while the people's major and pressing primary health care needs were going unmet and (in the case of Nigeria) big killers like measles left unaddressed.
An evening of sulking and heavy sighing on his part ensued, and I figured I had gone too far.
