Sentence examples for a subsequent transport from inspiring English sources

Essentially, her committee was saying, by 1998, what a subsequent transport minister, Stephen Byers, would be admitting in 2001, that Railtrack was no good, that partial renationalisation at least was a very strong option and that shibboleths should be disregarded.

Depending on patient acuity, this may be followed by stabilisation and subsequent transport to a major trauma hospital.

Sorting of cargo from endosomes and their subsequent transport requires a functional microtubular network; thus, agents such as nocodazole that induce microtubule depolymerization inhibit the formation of SV40 tubular carriers (Pelkmans et al., 2001).

Choosing among these alternative expressions for describing a given dataset is an important task that can significantly influence subsequent transport modeling and/or mechanistic interpretation.

After frozen transport to a collection point in their neighbourhood and subsequent transport on dry ice, samples were stored at −80°C within 72 h after delivery at the collection point until DNA extraction.

These formulations have a major effect on the release rate and subsequent transport to groundwater.

Nitrogen treatment in the vadose zone and subsequent transport to ground water at a development scale is the focus of this investigation.

The subsequent transport step remains something of a mystery.

The data presented here testify to the variability and versatility of Middle Palaeolithic stone tool technology, whose fragmented character created very heterogeneous archaeological assemblages, usually the product of a wide variety of independent import, use, discard and/or subsequent transport events.

As suggested by this study, a G1 checkpoint arrest signal might be maintained until subsequent transport of the prematurely terminated transcript for degradation at P-bodies and disassembly of the RNAPII-BRCA1-DSIF complex by ubiquitin-mediated degradation at the proteasome (Fig. 6E).

The seasonal cycle of BC at CMN was characterized by the presence of a winter minimum (December January) and maxima in spring (April May) and late summer (August September), reflecting a higher efficiency of uplift during warmer months and the subsequent transport of polluted air masses from the boundary layer.