Sentence examples for resulting from prolonged from inspiring English sources
The increased response rate and prolonged survival seen in this study could explain the radiation-sensitising effect resulting from prolonged exposure to S-1, because it was administered orally on a daily basis.
But he has surfed so many winters, he said, that he has lost some hearing because of so-called surfer's ear — bone thickening in the auditory canal resulting from prolonged exposure to cold water and wind.
The re-adaptation process that the brain exhibits as a response to the environmental modifications resulting from prolonged or sudden limb loss can be described as a part of brain plasticity.
These data suggest that Lop/+ lenses undergo proteotoxic ER-stress induced cell-death resulting from prolonged activation of the Eif2ak3/Perk-Atf4-Ddit3-Chac1 branch of the UPR coupled with severe oxidative-stress.
Her research earned her the Nobel Prize first in 1903 and again eight years later but she died in 1934 from leukaemia resulting from prolonged exposure to high-energy materials during her research.
Thus, burnout resulting from prolonged exposure to chronic work stress may be associated with risk factors for atherosclerotic disease and adipogenesis (Kitaoka-Higashiguchi et al. 2009).
(1) Vesico-vaginal fistula can result from prolonged or obstructed labor, typically in younger girls, and can cause incontinence.
Poisoning may also result from prolonged treatment with such medications as Fowler's solution (potassium arsenate) and arsphenamine.
When a winemaker's grapes grow and ripen under ideal weather conditions, odds are that the wine once vinified and bottled will develop the unique characters and flavors that result from prolonged cellaring.
They could be genetically engineered to resist radiation and osteoporosis, a weakening of the bones which would result from prolonged weightlessness.
The equinus deformity is thus immediately corrected, obviating a rocker-bottom deformity which often results from prolonged forceful manipulation.
