Sentence examples for are subsequently understood from inspiring English sources

These interactions between environmental variables highlight the utility of first using a minimal media to quantify the molecular basis of decision-making behavior, and increasing ecological complexity as interactions are subsequently understood.

More than 50 years later Jensen and Jacobson discovered the oestrogen receptor (ER) [ 3], which was subsequently understood to be the target or partial target of these endocrine approaches.

Part features are subsequently analyzed to understand the causal chains bringing either to the desired behaviour or to failures to avoid.

The massive cultural and institutional restructuring of the Empire consequent on the loss of territory in the 7th century has been said to have caused a decisive break in east Mediterranean Romanness and that the Byzantine state is subsequently best understood as another successor state rather than a real continuation of the Roman Empire.

Species habitat models are often used to understand these relationships and are subsequently used to manage landscapes.

One may argue that it was intended this way in the Rig Veda and that at some unspecifiable time in history, and because of some unspecifiable instigator, it was subsequently, and incorrectly, understood to be inherited.

Some restaurants are subsequently cited.

These tephra layers were subsequently investigated to understand the nature of volcanic activity (Nakagawa et al. 1994) in order to identify the sources and to establish relationships with oxygen isotope stratigraphy for the past 400 kyr (Shirai et al. 1997).

Several parameters were subsequently manipulated to understand the parameter and regime dependence of gamma oscillations in the two types of networks.

A continuous culture set-up was subsequently used to understand the control of HCG glycosylation in the presence of varied glutamine concentrations; when glycolytic flux was reduced in the absence of glutamine, the glycosylation changes that were observed in shake flask culture were similarly detected.

Mīmāṃsā claims that the sole primary meaning of the word "bull" is the generic property or the class property (jāti) such as bull-ness, while the individual object which possesses this generic property, i.e., a particular bull, is only secondarily and subsequently understood from the word "bull".