Sentence examples for afterwards large from inspiring English sources

Afterwards, large macro-vascular blood vessels and incomplete digested capillary fragments were removed by filtration through a cell strainer and resting erythrocytes were lysed.

The shape was eroded three times, then dilated three times (erosion and dilation see Burger et al. [5]) to remove small border irregularities and afterwards larger irregularities in the contour were filled by computing local contour tangents and correcting parts of the contour which deviate too much from local contour curvature.

"We believe that instead of running after large numbers of people and having large problems afterwards, it's better to 'create' several families and provide them with all the necessary support.

The value could slump afterwards if large numbers of investors decide to sell at the same time just after they get the extra allocation.

In the trigger strategy, following any point in time at which there is any evidence that any consumer had deviated from any previous recommendation, the protocol designer recommends that each consumer consumes afterwards a large amount of energy in peak hours (i.e., revert to NE action profile forever afterwards).

Soon afterwards, a large toad fell on his wife and caused her to collapse.

Afterwards, two large-areas, specially structured index grating generates the four 90° electrically phase-shifted scanning signals.

Afterwards, a larger number of qualifying foreign spouses were recruited through snowballing.

Afterwards, a single large fluid particle is formed and it sometimes breaks up forming one large leading drop and one or several small trailing satellites.

Commenting afterwards on the large turnout, he called the day a promising start.

2ND COUNT, like the last, but omitting the Justices' names, indictment, and sentence of death, and extension of his Majesty's mercy; and stating that he was ordered to be transported to New South Wales, &c., as in the 1st count, and that he was afterwards feloniously at large.