Sentence examples for operations as a consequence from inspiring English sources
For example, Baeri et al. reported deep infections in seven (8.4 %) of 83 patients treated with ORIF, each of whom required a mean 3.3 additional operations as a consequence [41].
Cesarean section may be indicated for women with a medical history of multiple intra-abdominal operations as a consequence of the previous SCT surgery.
Due to technical limitations of thermal units, deviations from those forecasts during intra-day operations may lead to unwanted consequences, such as load shedding and increased operating costs.
Comparison of the spatial data of maximal MEP response by Ri-TCM and ECS now showed a mismatch of 16.9 mm, possibly due to brain shift during the course of the operation as a consequence of loss of CSF and the resected tumor volume.
In contrast, Sabinin algebras which are the most general form of the tangent structure for loops, have an infinite set of independent operations, and, as a consequence, admit an infinite number of axiomatic definitions.
More than to any other news operation, and as a consequence those others started modeling themselves more and more on Fox.
First, the amount of operations is reduced as a consequence of using the DA-PIT estimator which is based on these phase shift factors [Equations (12) and (13)].
However, he has undergone a slow rehabilitation process following a back operation that came as a consequence of an injury sustained during his last game for England in Dubai.
The judge ruled that Mr. Melzer had been discharged "because of the likely disruption to the internal operations of the school as a consequence of the public exposure" of Mr. Melzer's activities.
About 1 month after the operation, a PPC developed as a consequence of grade B postoperative pancreatic fistula (POPF) and acute pancreatitis (Fig. 1).
This is not laid down, as in an abstract operation, but comes alive as a consequence of the need for development that the territory asks be recognised and implemented.
