The phrase "a later leg" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a subsequent part of a journey or process, but without context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "We will discuss the details of the project in a later leg of our meeting."
Alternatives: "a subsequent phase" or "a following segment".
Three bypasses were performed with autogenous vein (two femoral and one saphenous), while eight were performed with polytetrafluoroethylene in an effort to preserve the superficial femoral vein for later leg bypass.
The researchers then let the birds go and recaptured them 24 hours later (leg bands indicated which birds had received which injection).
Swimmers on the later legs outperformed their individual event times.
On the later legs, it is clear Broder was determined not to be foiled again".
These two alternatives (impulsivity vs. temporal discounting) differ in the degree to which the animal has processed information about the later legs in the journey, and determining which is the case in rats is a matter for future study.
Whenever he had taught this, Len called to mind a lifelong friend who had been in a terrible accident and had lost a hand and, later, a leg.
Mario Taddei, another founder of Leonardo3 who designed many of the models here (including the lion and the mechanical bat), paid close attention to sketches in Leonardo's notebooks, recognizing connections between, say, a drawing of pulleys and strings and a later diagram of a leg joint.
By the time he saw a doctor, a month later, his legs and gums had become infected and his condition was much worse.
He spent 12 days in hospital being treated for severe burns, and a month later his leg is still swollen, the skin peeling around his foot.
Furthermore, the temporal order of Ubx expression suggests that this gene may have two very different functions in milkweed bugs: an early one in the abdomen, and a later role in hind legs.
