It has long been hypothesized that mitochondrial dysfunction and its resultant oxidative stress play a key role in the cell apoptosis [ 10, 39].
The resulting level of mutual understanding of the irradiation process and its resultant control benefits both the customer and contract operation, and provides necessary assurances to regulators.
Its resultant charge is like being plugged into the mains.
The science of osteoporosis and its resultant fractures has long been plagued by some vexing observations.
There is no action in his drama, there is only propinquity with its resultant unpleasantness".
Franny's breakdown in the second story perfectly captures the headrush of adolescent spirituality (and its resultant comedown).
"Work permits for EU citizens would substantially reduce net migration and its resultant pressure on our population and public services".
What Wallace was opposed to was cheap, reflexive irony, not literary irony, but neither Lipsky's own book nor its resultant movie are terribly concerned with the literary; they present a Wallace happier to talk about Alanis Morissette than John Barth.
Beyond reality TV experiments/humiliations such as ITV's Big Reunion show and its resultant arena tour, there isn't anywhere else for former teen idols to go: you've either got to rehash old material or reinvent yourself.
The international community may have forgotten Burma's civil war and its resultant refugee crisis, but now the region is finding itself at the centre of a new public health battle against drug-resistant malaria.
"The whole trial and its resultant verdict," the three-judge tribunal ruled last summer, "were clearly improper and discreditable and cannot be squared with minimum standards of international law and equitable treatment".
