The phrase "as later during" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to indicate a time reference but lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The meeting was scheduled for 10 AM, as later during the day, we had another appointment."
Alternatives: "as later in" or "as subsequently during".
At higher cell densities (as later during colonization) luxR remains activated by C8HSL but 3OC6HSL accumulates to sufficient concentrations to interact with LuxR and activate lux.
Therefore it is necessary to use at minimum a double number of frames for the detector calibration as later during the real image acquisition of the inspected samples.
Despite reaching this agreement with Taraki, the Soviets continued to be reluctant to intervene further in Afghanistan and repeatedly refused Soviet military intervention within Afghan borders during Taraki's rule as well as later during Amin's short rule.
In addition, our results corroborate the hypothesis that in processing of emotions the affective (arousal and valence) and the social dimensions are strictly interrelated, and that the social dimension plays an important role both very early, during action preparation, as well as later, during the effective interaction with others.
Fascin expression might allow tumor stem cells to thrive during initial tumor formation, as well as later during metastasis.
The anterior endoderm and cardiac mesoderm develop in close proximity to each other, both at early stages of lineage specification and determination, as well as later during organogenesis (reviewed [ 59]).
This situation seems to be restricted to the dorsal bud as, later, nkx6.1 is first expressed during the formation of the ventral bud and ascl1b is then detected in endocrine committed cells.
Any relapses of seizures in the hospital, as well as later relapses during the study period, were recorded.
Relative to the active recovery group the contrast temperature water therapy group showed a substantial decrease in blood lactate concentration 3 min after the procedure (−2.1 mmol L−1, 95% confidence limits, ±1.8 mmol L−1), and substantially lower heart rates both during the procedure (−9.1 ± 8.7 min−1) as well as 1 h later during the second set of sprints (−11.7 ± 8.6 min−1).
We acknowledge the limitations of establishing a real epidemiology of sexual violence in DRC only through 'presentation to clinics', and have seen that there is limited association between the timing of the attack and presentation at health facility, as often women present later during times of improved security.
Betty Hay was the first to coin the term 'epithelial to mesenchymal transformation' in embryos (Hay, 1968), as well as later describing this cellular behaviour during migration (Hay, 1990) and the importance of the transient nature of this process (Hay, 1991; Fig 1A).
