Sentence examples for a subsequent growth from inspiring English sources

A subsequent growth of Ge on the nanopit-patterned surface results in the formation of SiGe quantum dot molecules around the nanopits.

Each pulse comes from one-off elimination of the oxy-groups on carbon surface, which is followed by a subsequent growth due to the oxygen transfer from CO2 through the mediating role of the doped ceria.

It is clearly indicated in Fig. 14c that a small stable crystalline cluster is formed by a low-temperature annealing of the melt-quenched amorphous model prior to the neuromorphic simulations, followed by a subsequent growth proportional to the magnitude and duration of the applied heat pulses, as illustrated in Fig. 13.

Others have shown that enamel crystals are formed at a given distance from the dentine surface (Simmer and Fincham 1995; Diekwisch et al. 1995; Aoba 1996; Bodier-Houllé et al. 2000) and could either reach dentine crystals by a subsequent growth (Takano et al. 1996) or remain distant (Bodier-Houllé et al. 2000; Dong and Warshawsky 1996).

In our country the economically depressed 1930's proved to be the most fruitful for the emergence of unions and a subsequent growth of the middle class.

For preadipocyte differentiation of AT-MSC (ASC) a high cellular density and a subsequent growth arrest at the G0/G1 boundary are important [ 64, 65].

They analyse the IMF's 2010-vintage forecasts for 28 rich economies and find that planned fiscal cuts of 1% of GDP generally led the IMF to overestimate a country's subsequent growth by about a percentage point.

The plantlets were then transplanted to a Wagner pot (200 cm2) kept in a greenhouse for subsequent growth.

Using data on all high- and medium-tech start-ups in the UK in 2000, this paper assesses the effect associated with a firm's decision to patent on a firm's subsequent growth between 2001 and 2005.

CBA has forecast declines in earnings and profit for NNC until 2015/16, at which point it expects a stabilisation and subsequent growth.

Still, the history of such disasters is that much of that lost production is eventually recovered and reconstruction delivers a fillip to subsequent growth.In this section Where will it end?