Sentence examples for prolonged consequences of from inspiring English sources

Why has Europe suffered the most painful and prolonged consequences of the global financial crash?

Since there is no easy alternative, it is better to reach an agreement than to suffer the prolonged consequences of no agreement and to come to an agreement that is marginally better than not coming to an agreement at all.

The right half of Figure 6 then shows the characteristic prolonged consequences of such a failure.

Modifications of cortical lamination and gene expression patterns were detected at post-natal Day 8 suggesting prolonged consequences of these alterations during embryonic development.

Given this transcriptional change and the known importance of the DG in keeping newly encoded memories distinct44, we chose to investigate the prolonged transcriptional consequences of activity within DG neurons only (Supplementary Fig. 1).

Elucidating the consequences of prolonged elongated mitochondria on cell signaling and cellular function may help determine the mechanisms involved in cell growth arrest following mitochondrial stress.

1. To determine the consequences of prolonged intubation on laryngeal function.

To evaluate the in-hospital consequences of prolonged respiratory support with invasive mechanical ventilation in very low birth weight infants.

This is despite "warnings from key medical bodies such as the Royal Australasian College of Physicians regarding the likely consequences of prolonged detention in this vulnerable group".

They are increasingly focused on the consequences of prolonged unemployment of around 9 percent and an almost daily drumbeat of other grim economic data.

The Florida panther, it turned out, is a North American cougar whose kinked tails, heart defects, small litters and short lives were consequences of prolonged inbreeding.