Sentence examples for may become fatal from inspiring English sources

Persistent tachycardia in pediatric patients after congenital heart surgery further deteriorates their hemodynamic condition, and may become fatal.

By consequence, P. falciparum is the most dangerous species, and infection may become fatal when treatment is delayed for more than 24 h after presentation of symptoms [ 62].

The presence or accumulation of aberrant proteins in the ER may become fatal to the cell and to deal with the presence of mis-folded proteins in the ER, eukaryotic cells react with the expression of several genes related to protein folding and degradation, a response termed the Unfolded Protein Response (UPR) [ 14].

Sepsis involves and causes gangrene, even if only microscopic small bits (dead tissue from not receiving adequate blood circulation, nutrients, oxygen through tiny capillaries...) which may increase clots, requiring special drugs or removing dead tissue -- perhaps, loss of toes, a foot, by amputations -- and complications of gangrene bits traveling to vital organs may become fatal.[4].

If not treated aggressively, these events may become rapidly fatal.

The virus may be benign in small quantities, only to become fatal once it multiplies sufficiently.

Once patients experience myelosuppression, they may also present with prolonged pancytopenia that can degenerate to aplastic anemia and become fatal in some cases.

These may be small things, but if we all do them it will have an impact and maybe prevent a future where treatable diseases become fatal once more.

A failure to do so can quickly become fatal.

We have become fatal enemies in each other's eyes. . . .

The prime minister's position remains critical and could quickly become fatal.