Sentence examples for ensuing rejection from inspiring English sources

Healy appealed the ensuing rejection received from the USPTO, but her successor Harold Varmus withdrew the applications in early 1994 (Davies 2002).

As a result, this positive feedback mechanism ensures that levels of S-RNase in the pollen tube cytoplasm, and the ensuing pollen rejection, will proceed to completion.

Still, the rejection and ensuing insider stock trading scandal and Congressional investigation focused attention on complaints that the F.D.A. was denying drugs to cancer patients who had no other hope.

The effect of loading MWCNT on the pure water flux and salt rejection of ensuing MWCNT-membranes (MWCNT-membranes untreated) in the state of the TFC-reference membrane (flux, 20.5 L/m2h) is shown.

Romantic rejection is always difficult, but structural sexual rejection and the ensuing loneliness can also touch us deeply.

If a recipient refuses to continue on immunosuppressive medications, death ensues because of rejection of the transplanted heart.

Equally important, they said, was the security that will ensue from the rejection of any acts of violence as well as any actions that may foster a sense of impunity on the part of individual community members, displaced people and/or the police.

The ensuing silence was finally recognized as rejection.

To pick up on Abbas's selective historical prism: further rejections ensued.

Such pain as she suffered may have been due less to the rejection by S.F.B. than to the ensuing publicity.

The rejection that began as a slap at the United Nations evolved in the ensuing days into a barely concealed assault on the foreign policy of the Obama administration.