Sentence examples for after this restriction from inspiring English sources
After this restriction the sample contains 538,073 individuals and 62,843,952 monthly observations.
After this restriction, 138 out of 217 Biocarta gene sets and 175 out of 186 KEGG gene sets were analyzed.
This policy change appeared likely to influence doctors' prescribing behavior, so that the number of prescriptions of FDC drugs would increase rapidly immediately after this restriction was removed.
After this restriction, the cohort consisted of 942 statin users and 3615 non-users, of whom 204 users and 1264 non-users died within six months of the date pneumonia was recorded.
After this restriction, the amount of alignable sequence per promoter was 359 bp (PB), 316 bp (PC), and 474 bp (PY) for the 3 way alignments, considering only those (3248) orthologs with non-zero amounts of sequence.
After this restriction, the net change in ϕ is: ϕ (t + Δ t ) ¯ - ϕ(t), which translates (see Additional file 1) to an effective velocity that is normal to the cell membrane: (12) v ¯ = − ϕ (t + Δ t ) ¯ − ϕ (t ) Δ t ∇ ϕ | ∇ ϕ | 2. Thus, wherever clipping by the micropipette mask occurs, we must use this effective velocity to evolve the potential functions in simulation.
After this, restrictions on the broadcast of contestant songs are lifted.
After 1990, this restriction was lifted – allowing people to leave herding, whether or not they were affected by the worsening climate.
In Europe, he wrote, people were required to follow the teachings of the church of their country, but, even after fleeing this restriction, many continued the practice in the new world.
After March 2005, this restriction was abolished and it became legal to buy a number plate with an ID card and a temporary residence card.However, this period only lasted until August 2006, when the government began to worry that the skies might be smoggy for the Olympics two years later, and announced the "strengthening on the management of motor vehicles registration".
After all, this restriction was originally put in place because it was not user-friendly.
