Sentence examples for ensuing potential from inspiring English sources

Because of this and the ensuing potential delay in getting everything up and running, the model on the Apple Watch is specifically designed to accommodate variations of the target phrase that are missing the initial "H" sound.

A combination of historical and geographic factors has resulted in relative genetic homogeneity in French Canadian patients, with ensuing potential modulation of autoimmune responses [ 18, 48].

Restricting healthcare services this way forces the movement of patients between healthcare institutions, however, and the projected benefits of concentrating care must be weighed against the risks and costs of patient transport as well as the ensuing potential barriers to longitudinal care.

Immediately following depolarization of the plasma membrane and the ensuing action potential, the heart muscle develops force and then relaxes.

Whether that will remain the team's position as talks ensue with potential buyers remains to be seen.

A review of the data and debate ensued, when potential bias and confounding elements that may have influenced the results emerged.

The institutions together would have more than $200 billion in deposits, raising questions about the potential ensuing risks to the economy.

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.

The first may be called Fortification; the establishment of a paradigm or set of rules and the ensuing exploration of potential that lies within those constraints.

The ensuing analyses of potential public health impacts are therefore dependent on the sampling design rather than having the sampling design based on the data needs for evaluating potential public health impacts of shallow soil contamination.

Moreover, we detected a progressive contraction of the taxonomic width of NSH, imputable to the loss of taxa poor in species or monotypic, which raises concerns about potential ensuing depletion of taxonomic and functional diversity.