Sentence examples for is subsequently associated from inspiring English sources

Nearly one third of patients admitted to an intensive care unit (ICU) will develop delirium [1], which is subsequently associated with sedation analgesia management issues [2 4], an increased duration of mechanical ventilation, length of stay in the ICU and hospital, risk of death, as well as of having long-term neurocognitive dysfunction [1, 5].

Excessive maternal weight gain in pregnancy is also associated with childhood obesity [ 18] which is subsequently associated with long-term offspring consequences including cardiometabolic and neuro-developmental disorders.

Much data suggests that insulin resistance has a central role in atherosclerosis and is subsequently associated with an elevated risk of cardiovascular disease [ 16, 17].

We find HGF gene therapy enhances renal expression of stromal-cell-derived factor-1 and is subsequently associated with an increased number of bone-marrow-derived cells getting into the injured kidneys.

The findings of this study suggest that the experience of sexual coercion is common among youth/young adults in Uganda and is subsequently associated with risky sexual behavior in both sexes.

For example, research has shown sedentary behaviour to be linked to an increased risk of type 2 diabetes [ 3], a disease which is subsequently associated with poor mental health [ 23].

The variant with the strongest association was subsequently associated with radiographic progression in the ACPA-negative patients of the Umeå, HCSC-RAC and NDB cohorts.

As the presence of his name in the first verses of Colossians, Philemon, and Philippians indicates, he was subsequently associated with Paul's imprisonment at Ephesus.

A study in the August 2012 edition of the Journal of Pediatrics revisited the marshmallow survey of the 1960s, which demonstrated that being able to delay gratification as a pre-schooler was subsequently associated with desirable outcomes such as academic achievement, social competence, an ability to handle stress, and lower criminality and drug use.

If not, why not?" Personal and family characteristics were subsequently associated with the mothers' perceptions about their own diets (Table 3).

Adenoviruses (Ad) were first described in the 1950s as causal agents of upper respiratory tract infections and were subsequently associated with only minor pathologies.