Sentence examples for the secondary consequences from inspiring English sources

Beaumont's dire situation and the uncontrolled chemical fire near Crosby, Tex., provided vivid reminders of the cascading effects of a natural disaster: wind, storm surge, torrential rain, floodwaters and now all the secondary consequences, including industrial accidents, environmental contamination, and broad concerns about sickness and disease.

However, women were much more concerned about challenges to meeting other basic needs at reentry, some of which were the secondary consequences of incarceration.

MRI provides not only morphological information, but also functional information on the quantification of tricuspid valvular disorders as well the secondary consequences on the ventricles.

Those realities include the stories of Eric Garner, Mike Brown and so many others that have dealt with the secondary consequences of mass incarceration's hold on our country.

Our previous results had shown that TNF-α mediates some of the secondary consequences of NPC disease in the liver.

Several lines of evidence indicate that inflammation plays a role in the secondary consequences of the disease.

However, the directives make an exception for procedures that are necessary to protect a woman's health even if the secondary consequence is the death of the fetus.

Their argument could galvanize opposition to nonpartisan elections, but it could also have the secondary consequence of inciting opposition to Mr. Bloomberg.

One possibility is that disruption in the white matter tracts near the temporal lobe represents the secondary consequence of the medial temporal lobe pathology.

Our results showed regionally-specific shape abnormalities and FA reduction in the cingulum tract and the sagittal stratum tract in AD, suggesting that disruption in the white matter tracts near the temporal lobe may represent the secondary consequence of the medial temporal lobe pathology in AD.

These results suggest that M1 axon defects in these mutants may not be the secondary consequence of g1P defects.