Sentence examples for sequel of events from inspiring English sources
The exact sequel of events finally resulting in neurodegeneration is only partially understood and there is no established protective treatment so far.
We previously established that cell surface interaction between urokinase receptor (uPAR) and α5β1-integrin initiates a sequel of events, involving MAPK-ERK activation that culminates in progressive cancer growth.
The sequel of events reported here, for example, (a) increased insulin immunolocalization– 2(f)), (b) increased insulin to glucagon ratio), (c) mRNA levels of Insulin and 6(c)), (d) downregulation of Pdx-1 expression and 6(d)), (e) HI), and (f) increase in β-cell size/ β-cell volume) [ 46], advocates for in situ inflammation with Mutants, which probably accounts for β-cell dysfunction.
The sequel of these events demonstrates that, in the course of the Tilsit interview, it was the tsar of Russia who deceived the emperor of the French.
This disheartening train of events left the station, in my sequel to Roth's satire, with the fictional Bush's humiliating decision not to invade Iraq.
A direct sequel to the events of The Last of Us shouldn't be Naughty Dog's direction.
A video game sequel to the events of the film, Wanted: Weapons of Fate, was released on March 2009.
But for many Pakistanis, branding Lashkar a terrorist organization is nowhere near as obvious a sequel to the events of Sept. 11 as it must have seemed to Mr. Bush.
The sequel to the events of 1976 could provide a precedent for this year's controversy; the then Clerk of the Commons, Sir Richard Barlas, advised the government that they could push through a motion saying that, notwithstanding the Speaker's ruling, they could go on with their bill - and, woundingly for Speaker Thomas, they did.
This event, he said, was a sequel of sorts.
After last week's legal pot-boiler, which saw the Casino star launching a lawsuit against the producers of the aborted Basic Instinct sequel, events spun from the ugly to the ridiculous.
