Sentence examples for Subsequent to publication from inspiring English sources

Subsequent to publication, Nolan disputed the quote attributed to him by Snyder.

Subsequent to publication of this paper errors in Table 5 (solicited local and systemic adverse events…) have come to light.

Subsequent to publication of the depletion concept [ 1], the IDO inhibitor 1-MT was shown to inhibit Trp transport in human placenta [ 27] and fibroblast cell lines [ 28].

"Many people wondered if the report would be revelatory before publication and comments about its content subsequent to publication are that it doesn't contain information that wasn't already known or credibly speculated," she says.

A spokesperson from Russia Today said, subsequent to publication, that the figure of £4,300 after tax for middle ranking staff is more than "double what it is in reality".

If the association fail  to give such notice as and when above provided, a termination of such additional liability may thereafter be accomplished as of the date six month  subsequent to publication, in the manner above provided.

The 668 LTF applicants published a total of 3,109 papers (articles, letters, notes, and reviews) prior to application (publication window: from 1993 to 1998) and 5,423 papers subsequent to application (publication window: from 1999 to the beginning of 2006).

[Ken Warren] You can often tell the importance of a piece of work not only by what is said at the moment of publication, but by what you see happening in the years subsequent to that publication, and particularly say in fields that are not directly those fields of the writer.

These applicants published a total of 6,087 papers (articles, letters, notes, and reviews) prior to application (publication window: from 1984 to the application year in 2001 or 2002) and 3,632 papers subsequent to application (publication window: from the application year in 2001 or 2002 to the beginning of 2007).

But subsequent to its publication this week, the credibility of the sourcing was shredded.

(Developments with respect to computers subsequent to the publication of Orwell's novel made the prospects of comprehensive control seem even more ominous).