Sentence examples for may then incite from inspiring English sources
Disadvantages of a salary system in the public sector are also noted: (i) a salary system reduces incentives for doctors to work productively; (ii) it may lead to low morale for those who work hard but feel they are not rewarded for the extra efforts; (iii) it may then incite the latter to take up work in the private sector, or leave the public sector altogether.
This then incited Robert's Rebellion and thus the fall of the Targaryen dynasty.
This is a phenomenon suggesting that the self-perceived perceptions of HRQOL may be incited by changes in health, e.g. transplantation, which may then lead to changes in internal standards of measurement, priorities or in the conceptualization of perceived HRQOL [ 52].
Attempts to ignore or counter frequent negative comments may simply incite further negativity.
Mast cells may also incite or abet conditions as diverse as atherosclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, autism, and migraines.
In fact, it may just incite more anger.
Adding stipulations in the law about the necessary competencies and tasks of consulting physicians may additionally incite improvement.
Inflammation may also incite brain dysfunction by constricting cerebral vasculature through activation of α1-adrenoceptors [ 44] or by interfering with neurotransmitter synthesis and neurotransmission [ 15].
Low intensity noxious stimuli during surgery may not incite sufficient central sensitization to create a clear difference between the study groups.
