Sentence examples for and subsequent elaboration from inspiring English sources

Questions remain about the timing and subsequent elaboration of ancient genome duplication events and the elucidation of genetic innovations that may have contributed to the evolution and development of modern vertebrate features, including jaws, myelinated nerve sheaths, an adaptive immune system and paired appendages or limbs.

Their greatness lies in the fact that they generate so many ideas that the odds are increased that some of their successes find recognition and subsequent elaboration.

Neuregulin 1 acts as an axonal signal that regulates multiple aspects of Schwann cell development including the survival and migration of Schwann cell precursors, the ensheathment of axons and subsequent elaboration of the myelin sheath.

The retention of paralogs, and subsequent elaboration of both their primary structures and regulatory regions, strongly suggests that this duplication was a seminal development, stimulating functional innovation and fundamentally altering the genetic repertoire of T. brucei relative to other trypanosomatids.

As previously demonstrated,[ 6] metabolic tagging of a cellular proteome with tetradec-13-ynoic acid (YnMyr) and subsequent elaboration through ligation with secondary reporters (capture reagents) enables visualization, enrichment, and MS-based identification of myristoylated proteins.

That may or may not be reading too much into Judge Posner's "confession" and subsequent elaborations.

On the whole, however, the postwar educational reforms were retained and advanced, and their subsequent elaboration helped match Japan's rapid economic growth.

Mathematical models of disease transmission began to be developed nearly a century ago with work on mass action (Ross 1915) and threshold densities (Kermack and McKendrick 1933), with subsequent elaboration from mathematical and population biologists (Anderson and May 1991).

A word or phrase may catch public attention, echo through subsequent elaboration and eventually be remembered as the starting point of a new strategy.

Darwin's 1859 tree and its subsequent elaborations by Haeckel came to be accepted in many but not all areas of biological sciences, while network diagrams were used in others.

CAAST-Net maps African research issues of mutual interest for Europe, seeks a consensual approach from participants, and addresses broad themes for subsequent elaboration.