Sentence examples for subsequently ensure from inspiring English sources

Thus, it seems reasonable to assume that changes in work conditions can improve physicians' mental health and subsequently ensure patient safety.

In yeast, ZMM proteins appear to stabilize single-end invasion intermediates and promote dHJ formation and subsequently ensure that HJ resolution occurs with the appropriate bias to generate COs (Borner et al. 2004; Fung et al. 2004).

Back in 2007 Roy Keane paid Hearts £9m for the Scotland international, then a British record for a goalkeeper, but two broken arms plus a serious knee injury subsequently ensured things have not run according to plan at the Stadium of Light.

Some social assistance programs were based on the qualification of MLS, which subsequently ensured other assistance such as in medicine, housing, or education.

The English subsequently ensured that there would be no repeat of this episode by blasting away the path used by the Spanish.

VEGF loading density onto biodegradable grafts was approximated to be 12.92 ± 2.42 ng/cm and, subsequently, ensured VEGF concentrations of greater than 10 ng/mL in vitro.

When IMO was founded in 1958, its first major task was the amendment of SOLAS in 1960, and the Organization has subsequently ensured that its revision is an ongoing process.

Effective medical management of GERD relies upon the consulting PCP being able to diagnose and prescribe the most appropriate treatment, and subsequently ensuring that treatment provides sustained relief from symptoms and normalisation of HRQOL [ 4].

Ascertaining the level of maternal education at first antenatal clinic contact in conjunction with measuring levels of malnutrition and anemia would be helpful to clinicians in providing adequate information and care to HIV-infected pregnant women and subsequently ensuring positive outcomes for infants.

Thus, a rechargeable device was placed subsequently to ensure a longer-lasting stimulation.

It might be that the intracellular cofactors were metabolized to yield energy and subsequently to ensure survival of the cells.