The phrase "after reply" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that occurs following a response, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "Please send me the document after reply." (This is unclear and awkward.)
Alternatives: "after responding" or "following your reply".
AC1 sends a message to AC2 every 6 seconds, and AC2 sends replies to AC1 with sensed RSSI after reply intervals 0.5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 seconds respectively.
After Reply.io's case study came out that's when things started to take off.
7 Figure 1 shows, for each of the checklist items, the percentage of interventions that were clearly described in primary reports and after reply from authors of trial.
The checklist item about intervention materials scored most poorly in primary reports (complete in 64 (47%) of interventions) but was also the item that showed the most improvement (complete in 126 (92%)) after reply from trial authors.
But after replying to Ms. Moore, he quickly got 500 followers.
"After replying to the advert, I got called in to do all sorts of weird and wonderful tests," he told The Independent.
She was flattered, but said she could not help wondering, "Oh my gosh, who is this?" After replying cordially, she called him.
The broadcaster received backlash on Tuesday after replying to the tweet "ALL black lives matter" posted by Marc Lamont Hill, CNN political commentator, with the line "ALL lives matter".
A Labour government would invest in new radiotherapy machines after replies to freedom of information requests revealed that one in five is more than 10 years old, when they should be replaced.
"I didn't really know much about the trade union and I got into it after replying to a notice on the board for someone to help as a learning rep.
For doing so a case study research design selected and after replying to a farsi version of Attitude/Motivation Test Battery(AMTB) (Gardner:1985) and also an individual questionnaire, one case, who is entitled here Y, entered in the study in a purposive sampling.
