Sentence examples for spread as a consequence of from inspiring English sources
Despite these advances, this therapeutic regimen is clearly not as straightforward as initially thought and certain reports suggest that some tumors may become more aggressive showing increased invasiveness and metastatic spread as a consequence of anti-angiogenic treatment [ 4, 5].
In the absence of regulatory pressure, Building with Nature is likely to spread as a consequence of the dynamics underlying the adoption of best practices by supranational authorities and transnational actors.
Invaders can then spread as a consequence of sequential waves of colicins followed by colicin-mediated resident death leaving a competitive vacuum (Chao and Levin 1981; Levin 1988; Frank 1994; Durrett and Levin 1997).
This year the gender gap stands on average at 17 points, a spread amplified as a consequence of Trump's language and behavior, galvanizing many female voters to ensure he does not get elected.
When the initial momentum is sufficiently dissipated, the heat will spread mainly as a consequence of turbulent mixing processes.
Although the risk of transmission is greater during initial symptomatic infection, most spread occurs as a consequence of asymptomatic shedding of HSV during recurrent infections.
ILD is not an uncommon event in patients who receive therapy for NSCLC and it may occur as a sign of progression of the disease itself (metastatic/lymphomytic spread) or as a consequence of its treatment.
Nonclade B viruses have spread in Europe and Cuba as a consequence of international travel and immigration from Africa (9– 14).
The results of our study support an alternative hypothesis that explains the continental spread of WNV as a consequence of transmission between local bird and mosquito populations in a given region.
We also predict that upon this primary principle, more elaborate patterns of tissue spreading can emerge as a consequence of increased cell density, synchronous patterning signals, or concomitant morphogenetic events.
Dengue fever has a profound impact in Malaysia, and globally, it has a strong potential to spread to new territories as a consequence of human activities and climate change that modify the environment.
