Sentence examples for subsequent compromise from inspiring English sources

Performing esophagotomy through a neck incision after ESD allowed the tumor to be removed in its entirely without subsequent compromise of swallowing or phonation.

This anatomical configuration can lead to twisting of the loop along its long axis, and thereby produce a bowel volvulus, with subsequent compromise of the vascular supply and ischemia strangulating obstruction.

In addition, pulmonary fluid overload in heart failure may cause or aggravate external bronchial obstruction with subsequent compromise of FEV1 [ 20, 21].

The damage to gas-permeable wing membranes and the associated vasculature by G. destructans suggests disruption of effective transpiration across the wing surfaces and subsequent compromise of total respiratory gas exchange during hibernation.

If this hypothesis is correct, the Dtorsin protein could regulate the nuclear export and subsequent transport of large RNP complexes with subsequent compromise of the translation of the GTPCH mRNA.

Trump's initial pledge to renegotiate the Iran nuclear deal did garner support among hard-liners in Tehran, who opposed the diplomacy and the subsequent compromises with the outside world, particularly the United States.** **During the spring primaries, Hossein Shariatmadari, the editor of Kayhan, told a local news agency, "The wisest plan of crazy Trump is tearing up the nuclear deal".

Atherosclerosis is a chronic inflammatory condition of the blood vessel wall that can lead to arterial narrowing and subsequent vascular compromise.

Various pathologic conditions are known to result in ossification of the spinal ligament with subsequent neurologic compromise.

The government believed that the leak and the subsequent coverage compromised a vital national security operation, and it relentlessly investigated the case.

Adams has tried to exploit his role in bringing about the IRA ceasefire and the subsequent historic compromises with unionism in the north of Ireland and to portray himself as an international peacemaker and statesman.

It centres on two concerns: Did the RUC have information which would have allowed them to prevent the bombing and was the subsequent investigation compromised; [and] did the police 'fail to deliver justice to the families of those who lost their lives in the bombing'?