Sentence examples for subsequent possible from inspiring English sources
Defective variants of CYP2B6 gene, leading to higher drug exposure with subsequent possible side effects and low compliance, are well known.
A possible new soft Gamma-Ray Repeater, SGR 1814-13, was first detected on 1997 June 29, with a subsequent possible detection on 1997 September 12.
Concerning pediatric patients, Benya et al. [29] argue that the US does not exclude negative organ damage, in addition, US examination is not sufficiently helpful in planning a subsequent possible surgical treatment.
The 2DG technique has its advantages (as the individual brain analysis for each animal allowing us to study the correlation between good or bad individual performance and a given pattern of brain metabolic activation), but one inconvenient aspect is the biased analysis one does and the subsequent (possible) omission of some, maybe, important activated regions.
If it is a true increase in risk, then we can expect a subsequent possible increase in mortality.
However, if this relationship is causal, these findings suggest that recommending appropriate vitamin D intake may prevent insulin resistance and the subsequent possible development of T2DM.
By about midcentury, under Reza Shah Pahlavi, Iran had an army and an effective central government, which made subsequent industrialization possible.
We noticed that, at least in some cases, the use of alternative first exons was coupled with downstream alternative splicing events, which probably caused reading frame shifts and rendered the subsequent isoforms possible candidates for nonsense-mediated mRNA decay (NMD).
Provision for a possible subsequent hike to 50% is built in there too.
Morsi's supporters argue his subsequent escape was possible only because guards abandoned their posts following a change in tactics from central command.
Many lesbians and gay men do not report relationship violence out of well-founded fears of being outed, and the possible subsequent loss of employment, housing and even their lives.
