Sentence examples for after scavenging from inspiring English sources
The scavenging effects were evaluated by analysis of samples before and after scavenging with electron paramagnetic resonance.
After scavenging through the store, he finally finds a handful of light wood ones — the better to curve with the staircase — and scoops them up.
The loss can be avoided by equipping them with fuel-injection systems (see below) instead of carburetors and injecting the fuel directly into the cylinders after scavenging.
But the North Korean guards have also doubled the bribe they demand from those they let pass.Some people return home after scavenging for food, but many remain, hoping to better their lives or to escape persecution.
The thermal sensitivity of mice expressing abundant CGRP was lowered after scavenging CGRP [32], which is consistent with our results.
After scavenging of free NO (1B) and NOS inhibition (1C), both groups showed an initial rise in BP, followed by a significant fall with NaNO2.
To look at just one image from Killip's book, a picture of a boy and his mother in a pony-drawn cart after a day scavenging for coal washed up by the tide ("Rocker and Rosie Going Home, Seacoal Beach, Lynemouth, Northumberland", 1984), is to see not just the desperation of one family, but to recognise an entire social landscape.
Tonight at Wembley, for example, England's besieged caretaker Stuart Pearce may have to pay a crushing price after days of scavenging for players who might not be automatically dwarfed by a call to share the field with such as Robin van Persie, Wesley Sneijder and Arjen Robben.
Rudolph, who also was charged in a deadly blast at an Alabama abortion clinic, was caught in 2003 after being seen scavenging for food near a grocery store trash bin in Murphy, North Carolina.
Both assays confirmed the strong increase at 10 wpf, suggesting that catalase contributes to H2O2 scavenging after véraison.
Mannitol may be beneficial in the setting of HS because of its effect on expanding the intravascular volume and reducing tissue injury after ischemia by scavenging oxygen free radicals [ 38, 39].
