Sentence examples for articulation after from inspiring English sources

Improvement in written textual articulation after intervention with metacognitive strategies had been previously observed by Costa and Boruchovitch (2009) in a study with Brazilian children with typical development.

The weight vector selection was based on a posteriori articulation, after obtaining a series of Pareto fronts by 3D hull plot of strength, stiffness and assembly weight data points.

Art and articulation, after all, are often found to be incompatible, even canceling one or the other out.

On this consideration, 3 patients of Type II experienced marginal resection and inactivated autograft replantation with articulation preservation, after careful evaluation of good chemotherapeutic response.

The creative process begins with a "total seizure," an inclusive qualitative whole (a "mood") which is then articulated, and even continues after articulation.

Certainly, the Democratic platform, the party's first articulation of foreign policy after Sept. 11, seeks to project strength.

No participant included in the analysis needed to be reminded to suppress articulation more than once after the practice session ended.

In the gel-type ACI (GACI), the fibrin can already maintain the shape of the articulation approximately five minutes after injection, thus allowing the cells to remain at the injected sites.

Taken together, it is important to note that the interaction of multiplicativity and concurrent articulation was reliable also after controlling for general differences in processing speed as this indicated that the reduction of the multiplicativity effect under articulatory suppression was not an artefact of the generally faster reaction times for this condition.

Included in this draft was wording on the principle of the 'unjustified encumbrance of a trade mark', a variant of which is found in one of the articles central to TRIPS and now, some 25 years after its articulation by multinational business interests, the subject of WTO proceedings in which a number of countries are arguing Australia's plain packaging law breaches the principle.

Compared with 212 800 conventional replacements with a proximally non-modular neck (five and 10 year survival 3.7% (3.6 to 3.8) and 6.4% (6.3 to 6.6)), the revision risk was, irrespective of the type of articulation used, roughly doubled after correction for age and sex (10 year period hazard ratio 1.92 (1.76 to 2.10)).