Sentence examples for it has ensued from inspiring English sources
Depletion of neutrophils in an experimental model of the disease prevents the development of inflammation and decreases it once it has ensued [ 8].
"If what we think of as the human mind is the product of a biological machine (albeit a complex one), there is little to suggest that we won't one day have the ability to emulate it... .. "You're having friends over and before you know it, a battle has ensued in your living room over who can show the funniest YouTube video.
When asked to go back outdoors, he tensely looked for his bodyguards and wondered aloud, "Is it safe?" What has ensued is a battle of will between two determined men and an early test of this country's nationhood.
But, judging from the lack of discussion that has ensued, it abruptly became the wrong time again on November 13th.
At times in the debate that has ensued, it has almost seemed that one was being asked to choose between the 2 evils, as though Americans, whose country was born in opposition to authoritarianism and has done much to oppose totalitarianism ever since it emerged, in the century, were incapable of despising, and condemining, both.
If you're a green activist, nature may be the forests and animals threatened by industrialisation and global warming; if you're an evolutionary biologist, it may be the genetic structure of life; if you're cosmologically inclined, it's every particle that has ensued from the big bang.
But it is believed that this time around a stand-off has ensued.
Since then, considerable discussion of the significance of this result has ensued along with various theories as to why it occurred.
Acute fatigue most probably starts with a biological process that has ensued from the disease and/or its treatment.
