Sentence examples for and subsequently changed from inspiring English sources
It was partly restored in the 17th century and subsequently changed hands often between Iranian ruling houses and the Ottomans.
Critical stages can be identified and subsequently changed or replaced.
Patient was treated initially with intravenous meropenem and subsequently changed over to intravenous vancomycin (according to the antibiotic sensitivity of MRSA) and clindamycin.
When teaching non-majors, I have found excellent students that discovered they had a passion for biology and subsequently changed their majors.
David Arnott, an editor at the Nashville Business Journal, writes that he found it was doing just that after he installed the app to test it out and subsequently changed his mind about using it — deleting it from his Android phone and thinking that was the end of Google's access to his photos.
Once employers reached a large pool of candidates, their focus turned to applicants' non-certifiable qualifications (such as values of hard work and loyalty to the employer) and subsequently changed to select employees whose work ethic could be vouched for by the existing employees.
Some of the intermediates have the same microscopic structure as the matured fibril and subsequently change to matured fibrils.
Benitez et al. (1999) have reported that decomposition of organic materials by earthworm accelerates the N mineralization process and subsequently changes the N profile of the substrate.
Steady build up of excess pore pressure leads to softening of the soil, which decreases the shear modulus and shear strength and subsequently changes the dynamic responses.
Studies revealed that decomposition of organic material by earthworms accelerates the N mineralization process and subsequently changes the N profile of the substrate (Elvira et al. 1998; Benitez et al. 2002; Suthar 2009; Parthasarathi 2010).
For the water-oil-rock interactions, the electrostatic interactions play a profound role in the wettability alteration, because the chemical agents can adsorb onto the rock surfaces and subsequently change the surface charges.
