Sentence examples for and subsequently devise from inspiring English sources

Insight into the current organisation of cancer rehabilitation is needed in order to analyse gaps between policy recommendations and practice and subsequently devise strategies enabling the realisation of the goal of coordinated, comprehensive cancer rehabilitation for those patients who need this.

He joined the Dodgers in 1949 and subsequently devised bat day, camera day, batboy for a day and music unappreciation night.

But he was intrigued enough to try it — and subsequently devised an alternative version that uses conventional fluorescent proteins or antibodies rather than specially designed labelling reagents.

Chemists have depended largely on geological sources, from which they have isolated the hundred or so elements on the periodic table and subsequently devised a great variety of schemes for synthesizing millions of new complex arrangements of these elements, giving to the public medicines, fertilizers, plastics, etc., of great utility.

He subsequently devised a method of bank-note engraving that made counterfeiting extremely difficult.

But Gradinaru subsequently devised a simpler alternative that perfuses the animal's vasculature with clearing solution to achieve the same effect.

However, these carriers subsequently devised inspection systems that would allow them to operate safely, or they are choosing to carry less cargo to compensate for any decrease in fuel.

I adopted this system partly because I don't find it as bad as some believe, partly because among those subsequently devised, none is perfectly accomplished in describing the species, which is most important.

Launch the "Great American Heartland Initiative" not devised by DC-insiders and academics, but by convening small-town mayors (Democrats, Republicans, Independents), city managers, local union representatives, farmers and others, to develop first a list of needs and wants for their communities, and subsequently to devise specific proposals to tackle them.

Subsequently, to devise an efficient design method capable of taking into account the detrimental effect of stress/strain gradients arising also from severe stress/strain concentration phenomena, the MMCCM is suggested here as being applied in terms of the Theory of Critical Distances (TCD), the latter being used in the form of the Point Method (PM).

A design procedure is devised and subsequently verified by a numerical example, which demonstrates that effective mitigation can be obtained for an arbitrary vibration mode when the residual mode correction is included in the calibration of the RL shunt.