Sentence examples for subsequent narrowing of from inspiring English sources

Although whether collagenopathy can influence the healing of airway edema or subsequent narrowing of the glottis due to persistent hypertrophy remains unclear, airway assessments are required during the perioperative period, even after growth.

In the performed procedure, we excised the central portion of the mesh and sutured it back together to provide effective traction in each operation and subsequent narrowing of the defect (Figs. 4, 5B, and 6) [4].

This would explain, at least in part, the more rapid increase in male compared to female life expectancy and the subsequent narrowing of the gender gap.

In PAH, pulmonary vascular injury leads to vessel remodeling and subsequent narrowing of the pulmonary arterioles that in turn, increases afterload on the right ventricle.

19, 36, 37 The kyphosis is thought to be exacerbated by early sitting where the effects of trunk hypotonia, increased head weight, and increased ligamentous laxity combine with the effect of gravity to force the child into a slumped sitting position, which can contribute to permanent spinal damage by increasing the anterior wedging of the vertebra and subsequent narrowing of the spinal canal.

Restenosis is the subsequent narrowing and occlusion of the blood vessel in response to the injury or damage sustained during angioplastic procedures such as balloon dilation [ 1].

Considering the powerful effect that glycemic separation had on the outcomes during DCCT, the subsequent narrowing and then disappearance of the difference in HbA1c levels between the two original therapy groups during EDIC could logically have been expected to result in the subsequent parallel development of complications.

Only the subsequent "narrow but deep" element of the debate suggested that the more people knew about GM the more worried they became.

Pein dates its decline – "it fell off a cliff" – to the 1980s, a decade that saw the narrowing of the curriculum and a subsequent disaffection among teachers.

Takahashi et al. assumed that obesity provoked lordosis and led to a narrowing of the spinal canal with subsequent aggravation and functional loss [ 28].

This leads also as a side effect to narrowing of the blood arteries with subsequent elevation in blood pressure.