Sentence examples for subsequent severe from inspiring English sources

In parallel with the existing human studies, we hypothesized that the HPA axis might be severely dysfunctional with subsequent severe electrolyte disturbances.

Another possibility is a behavioral change in the mammals' diving profiles that causes the saturation of tissues and subsequent "severe gas-bubble formation," they wrote.

A recent study for the Dutch government argued that deferring reform of the CAP and regional-aid policies until after enlargement is an invitation to subsequent "severe political crises".

The subsequent severe energy shortage combined with the disruption of key trade routes due to civil unrest in Georgia caused a sharp drop in industrial production, further devastating the economy.

Hyperthermic preconditioning attenuates the heat-induced cellular response to a subsequent severe heat challenge.

The blast wave causes thoracic acceleration and propagates through lung parenchyma with subsequent severe disruption at the capillary-alveolar interface.

By contrast, their addition is increasingly beneficial in terms of resistance to the subsequent severe, fracture-controlled wear upon prolonged sliding contact, with a lower wear rate.

Type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1D) is associated with increased type 1 interferon (IFN) levels and subsequent severe defects in lymphocyte function, which increase susceptibility to infections.

Earlier we have reported that preconditioning by repetitive mild hypobaric hypoxia (MHH) considerably increases neuronal resistance to subsequent severe injurious exposures.

Under conditions of discontinuous changes in strain rate, the flow stresses and grain size developed by subsequent severe deformation do not approach those appearing during continuous change at a constant strain rate.

Pre-induced {10¯12} tensile twins by pre-vertical compression (PVC) increased number density of nucleation sites for dynamic recrystallization during the subsequent severe rolling, which enhanced the dominant role of continuous dynamic recrystallization.