Sentence examples for acts subsequently from inspiring English sources

We subsequently determined that an endocytosis receptor for yolk proteins was required for this SID-1-independent transport of maternal RNA into oocytes and that SID-1 likely acts subsequently to release this dsRNA so that it may interact with the RNAi machinery.

Their popularity generated unprecedented interest in British music, and a number of other UK acts subsequently made their own American debuts, successfully touring over the next three years in what was termed the British Invasion.

Unrepaired or not-yet-replicated DNA triggers a G2/M arrest, and it is known that DNA damage can signal to the spindle assembly checkpoint, which acts subsequently to reinforce the arrest independent of kinetochore function (Kim and Burke 2008).

A hypothesis that has been proposed to account for this dual action is that TGFβ acts as a tumour suppressor through the ubiquitous ALK5 receptor signalling via SMAD2 and SMAD3 to inhibit proliferation of primary tumour cells, but acts subsequently through the endothelial-specific ALK1 receptor via SMAD1 and SMAD5 to promote angiogenesis, which is required for tumour progression [ 1].

He acted subsequently for a number of years as counsel to a leading North Carolina law firm with an emphasis in copyright, trademarks, and unfair competition and related intellectual property matters.

However, what would you say if I told you that if I "brainwashed" you subtly by talking about your mother for a few minutes, that this would influence how you acted subsequently.

SPI2 effectors act subsequently in both epithelial cells and macrophages to promote intracellular replication and systemic spread (Galan, 2001).

When the acts were subsequently repealed, the boycotts collapsed.

Bowen provided royal assent, but all three acts were subsequently disallowed by the federal government.

Among the acts Venet subsequently signed at Capitol were Lou Rawls, Glen Campbell, Jim Croce, the Stone Poneys (a folk trio featuring a young Linda Ronstadt, which had a 1967 hit with "Different Drum," written by Mike Nesmith, Fred Neill (who wrote the song "Everybody's Talkin' " for the film "Midnight Cowboy"), and John Stewart (whose "Daydream Believer" was a big hit for the Monkees).

This group may have been more receptive to advertisements or mobilisation for rapid testing at the time they initiated the homosexual acts, then subsequently maintained this behaviour.