Sentence examples for prolonged as a consequence from inspiring English sources

The war in eastern Ukraine may well have been prolonged as a consequence.

Alternatively, it could be that treatment was prolonged as a consequence of the aberrant behaviours themselves.

Hypercapnic acidosis can be acute, and as such is often a consequence of an acute disease (acute respiratory failure, hypnotic or opioids overdose), or can be moderate and prolonged, as a consequence of a "protective setting" of mechanical ventilation.

Many have been trapped in abusive relationships and their suffering prolonged as a result.

A minor palaver ensued, prolonged as much as possible by the sort of internet crusaders who devote their lives to prolonging minor palavers.

Poor nutrition during hospital stay in the critically ill [ 12] (which includes elderly trauma patients; see [ 13]), as well as prolonged immobility as a consequence of critical illness, may lead to greater risk for muscle loss during the ICU stay [ 14].

Complications related to prolonged supportive care, as a consequence of delays in the diagnosis of brain death, reduce the availability and suitability of potentially transplantable organs [ 24, 25].

Moreover, prolonged disease courses as a consequence of several lines of treatment inevitably lead to the evolution of cancer cells that are increasingly disparate from the primary tumor that was surgically removed long time ago.

According to the observed sensibility of newborn PGCs to sensory experience at longer survival time, their "critical period" appears to be either shifted or prolonged compared to GCs, possibly as a consequence of their different maturation time course.

As a consequence, prolonged treatment breaks were necessary and have been shown to negatively affect local control [ 25, 26].

As a consequence, prolonged stimulation of human T cells with anti-CD3/CD28 led to poor recovery of live cells in THEMIS KD cultures after several days.