The use of sedating premedication also means that where surfactant is given immediately after intubation, as it most usually is, the consequent suppression of respiratory effort may impair surfactant distribution.
However, the pathological mechanisms and implications of genome-wide demethylation are not understood, but may result in the reactivation of repetitive elements that are usually hypermethylated, with consequent genomic instability [ 45].
In patients with ≥2 episodes of bacteraemia, we selectively included the first episode of bacteraemia as antibacterial management of consequent episodes usually depends on the first episode outcomes.
In the TS fuzzy inference system, the rule consequents are usually taken to be either crisp numbers or linear functions of the inputs (Lohani et al. 2006) R_{i} ;; = ;;{text{IF}};;,x,{text{isis}};;,A_{i,},{text{THEN}}quad y_{i} ;; = ;;a_{i}^{T} x;; + ;;b_{i},i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i = 1,;2,; ldots,;M (7 where x ∊ ℜ n is the antecedent and y i ∊ ℜ is the consequent of the ith rule.
After rupture, patients usually suffer severe headache and consequent loss of consciousness.
In many applications of K-Means, initial centroids are chosen randomly, as a result, qualities of the consequent clusters are usually low and unstable.
Binding of gp120 to CD4 on target cells triggers a sequence of conformational changes in the spike that lead to binding of gp120 to the coreceptor (a member of the chemokine receptor family, usually CCR5 or CXCR4), and consequent fusion of the viral and cell membranes, leading to cell infection.
In plan-driven development, there are consequent phases which are usually handled by phase-specific teams.
Zygomatic implants are most suitable for immediate loading in reason of the high torque usually necessary for their insertion and consequent outstanding primary stability.
Bead labelling-based sorting and manipulation of cells rely on binding of, usually spherical, particles to cells and consequent exposure to electromagnetic and acoustic forces.
