Sentence examples for the consequent practice of from inspiring English sources
The consequent practice of open defecation is linked to outbreaks of diarrhoea, dysentery and other serious bacterial infections.
This custom and the consequent artistic practice of male and female impersonation is also found in court theatre of Cambodia and Thailand.
The new and revised recommendations included here reflect newly available evidence, shifts in patient profiles and the consequent adaptation of general clinical practice.
The potential for surrogate outcomes to impact on healthcare policy making and the consequent diffusion of treatments into practice is shown by the fact that 27% of the randomised clinical trials identified during the two year study period reported surrogate primary outcomes.
These are set and examined within a context of commercial fishing practices and the consequent deaths of rare dolphins.
Conclusion This study emphasizes the lack of respect of the recommendations and the urgent need of changing attitudes, by adapting the pharmaceutical form, the consequent risk of transformation and the means of grinding respecting the rules of good practice.
Some oenological practices, such as the massive utilisation of commercial yeast and the consequent colonisation of wineries, can contribute to reducing the native yeast biodiversity.
The pervasive practice of defecating in the open without use of a toilet, and the consequent contamination of soil and water sources, leads to a high level of diarrhoeal disease.
It is a modalized formulation of the consequent of (Compact).
On the basis of these observations we hypothesize that the performance of the control group (current practice arm) could be different from "true" current practice, and that it could unconsciously improve from the trial's beginning, with the consequent underestimation of the effects.
Differences in these practices include feeding of dogs with raw Sarcocystis-infected llama meat, with the consequent maintenance of the parasite life cycle by the contamination of pastures and water with fecal-derived infective oocysts/sporocysts.
