Sentence examples for long time consequences from inspiring English sources

The aim was to investigate the long time consequences as activity limitations in hand/arm, the general health and cold sensitivity after a replantation or revascularization in the upper extremity and to examine if sense of coherence (SOC) can be an indicator for rehabilitation focus.

The short-time and long-time consequences of enteral and parenteral feeding are not clear, especially for growing organisms.

Wars may have long-time consequences, and German life expectancies in the 1960's decreased for a few years instead of the usual increase.

This metabolic conversion was considered for a long time a consequence rather than a cause of cancer.

We will live a long time with the consequences of the vote, and would be harmed most if Britain voted to leave.

He will have a long time to ponder the consequences of his decade at the top.

As so often happens when a sea-change in financial flows occurs, it can take a long time before the full consequences become apparent.

Process variables measure the intensity of the disease process, which, if sustained for a sufficiently long time, ultimately leads to irreversible consequences (outcome).

The primary method of determining Swir is by conducting capillary pressure experiments, requiring considerable resources and long time periods, with the consequence of a limited number of core plug evaluations for a particular reservoir.

The alternative is long-term unemployment, for a long, long time — and all its attendant consequences.

This will result in a formidable challenge for the health care system as chronic conditions last for a long time and require, as a consequence, prolonged spending with marginal benefit for the patient.