If an active support role is not provided, the risk is an incorrect pain management during the day, with a consequent request for "unscheduled" home visits by the care teams (e.g., GP, palliative care team, or continuity of care service).
A family's high expectations and consequent requests to the surgeon contribute to the continuation of therapy considered futile by at least two other consultants (weak evidence) [ 49].
Indeed, they have done immense harm to the Syrian economy, with consequent humanitarian suffering.
Anxiety or eating quickly induces frequent swallowing of air with consequent belching or increased rectal flatus.
His policy further erodes the real living standards of fare payers in London, with consequent damage to businesses and jobs.
We found that most QTLs are associated with transcript expression levels, with consequent effects on ribosome and protein levels.
But they see a batsman who cannot get properly forward with consequent trouble against the ball pitched up.
The disruption to weather patterns meant the ensuing winter was unusually harsh, with consequent spring flooding claiming more lives.
For many substances, the problem is one of failure of excretion, with consequent increased concentration in body fluids.
Also, frequent changes in treatments result in extensive overhauls at reprint time, with consequent inconsistencies among the standing editions.
Dislocation, in physiology and medicine, displacement of the bones forming a joint, with consequent disruption of tissues.
