Sentence examples for subsequent perpetuation from inspiring English sources

Subsequent perpetuation of the disease might involve entirely distinct adaptive immune mechanisms that are independent of the initiating events.

This pattern allows perpetuation and subsequent establishment of virus in a continuous transmission cycle, as opposed to infection of dead-end hosts, e.g., horses.

Among these risk factors, cardiovascular comorbidities, whether present before or after maintenance dialysis initiation, serve as an important step stone for the development or the perpetuation of subsequent IDH.

RAGE activation has been suggested to link amplification and perpetuation of inflammation to subsequent organ damage and adverse outcome in sepsis, acute lung injury and myocardial dysfunction [ 1].

Moreover the LL37 over-expression could be implicated in a pDCs-dependent mechanism involved in the perpetuation of RA inflammation through the abolition of self-tolerance and subsequent emergence of self-reactive lymphocytes.

Atrial fibrillation has been associated with an increased fusion of mitochondria and a subsequent increased colocalization of giant mitochondria with SR, a subcellular remodeling process that contributes to the perpetuation of the arrhythmia.

Perpetuation of this inflammatory cascade and immune cell mediated liver damage is thought to induce subsequent fibrosis.

Beyond engagement of the innate immune system, the perpetuation and amplification of these pathologic processes requires signaling through the B-cell or T-cell receptor, followed by subsequent ligand interactions delivering co-stimulatory and/or co-inhibitory signals.

It is  a perpetuation of slavery".

The perpetuation of this farce is inexplicable.

A persuasive case could be made for perpetuation.