Sentence examples for producing subsequent from inspiring English sources

The authors concluded that apoptotic kidney cells may act as a source of local inflammation producing subsequent non-apoptotic renal injury [83].

In addition, ERA increased training completion for some groups without producing subsequent labour market gains, while it produced positive labour market effects for other groups without increasing training.

The activities and capabilities, on the other hand, are presented in causal terms, e.g., giving rise to perceptions of blue and square, producing subsequent similar things, etc.

This reflects the fact that in some countries the domestic harvest amounts sufficiently supply the demand for producing subsequent products (for these countries we detected a correlation with RW), whereas other countries need to import the feedstock.

The authors concluded that apoptotic kidney cells may act as a source of local inflammation producing subsequent non-apoptotic renal injury [ 83].

In a non-athletic population, LBP was shown to produce poorly coordinated activity of the lumbar muscles during gait [ 39], which in a football player may lead to forces being directed at unprotected spinal structures producing subsequent mechanical stress and injury.

Meyer wrote the screenplay uncredited and for no pay before the deadline, surprising the actors and producers, and rapidly produced subsequent rewrites as necessary.

Blair sees dream interpretation – which can itself produce subsequent clearer, or more baffling, dreams – as like "kneading dough", working with an issue that might at first be too frightening or repulsive to apprehend, until it's in a state that you're ready to deal with.

However, component service histories that produce subsequent plastic deformation may redistribute these residual stresses.

Parathyroidectomy in patients with hyperparathyroidism can produce subsequent increases in bone mineral density (BMD).

Because the tropics favor breeding almost all year long, animals living there produce subsequent generations more quickly.