The phrase "after is unique" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that something is unique following a certain event or condition, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The design of the new product, after is unique, sets it apart from competitors."
Alternatives: "after that is distinctive" or "following this is one-of-a-kind".
Dislocation is a potential problem after THA [1, 5, 6], and dissociation of modular components after dislocation is unique to modular systems.
The fact that photo-oxidized osteochondral grafts showed a hyaline-like cartilage matrix with apparently living and matrix synthesising chondrocytes eighteen months after transplantation is unique and has never been reported.
A de novo presentation of dysphagia occurring years after an operation is unique.
Anthony Cartwright's The Cut, published a year after the vote, is unique in that it was commissioned by Peirene (better known for short fiction in translation) specifically to explore Brexit.
The biggest opponents of the bill are insurers like CareFirst and some of the city's agents and brokers who prefer the current opaque world of health insurance shopping, a world that will become much more transparent after October 1. D.C. is unique in that it has a very small insurance market due to its comparatively small population.
Reduced blood flow after CM injection is unique to the kidney as systemic vascular responses to CM in all other vascular beds are marked by vasodilation [ 2, 20, 21].
The aim of the study was to characterize the time-course of recovery in function, disability, and participation 1 year after CA. This study is unique in that we prospectively evaluated a cohort of patients for one year after CA using multiple measures of affective and cognitive impairments, global disability, QOL, activity limitations, and participation restrictions.
After all, his voice is unique, which is an undeniable asset in hip-hop.
This is a research university, after all, but what is unique about Princeton is that these two aspirations of education and scholarship are so intertwined that you truly cannot tell when one ends and the next begins.
Though the naming of sacred shrines after species of trees is unique to the Sikh religion, the relevance of this message is not specific or limited to Sikhism as love and respect for nature are common to every religious faith.
