Sentence examples for as later pointed from inspiring English sources

It is important to note, as later pointed out by Batada et al. [19], that the subdivision into date and party hubs is only possible if the distribution of correlation between the expression profiles of hubs and their interaction partners is significantly bimodal in nature, thus admitting two separate interpretations for the two peaks in the coexpression distribution.

As Madonna later pointed out, it was an inspired choice (if one the star has previously embraced throughout her career) as Dietrich herself was present at the Paris Theatre's 1948 opening.

The early pieces, as he later pointed out, "comprise my first attempts at authorship".

As critics later pointed out, many of the environmental programs that Chevron promoted in its campaign were mandated by law.

As Beard later pointed out in a blog post, whether or not Clinton really knew her work is almost beside the point.

As Aristotle later pointed out, in an effort to mediate between these divergent positions, water can be measured by counting cups.

As he later pointed out to the House of Lords, he had been in good company; the lord chancellor, Lord Mackay of Clashfern, had been similarly removed.

"You said, 'If you're going to watch this, I'm going to leave the room.' " As Gerwig later pointed out, Baumbach's films tend to begin with a sly signpost of the story to come.

Todt did not even appear to be aware of the rules drawn up by his own organisation which, as Mosley later pointed out, require the written consent of the teams for the calendar to be changed.

This agreement, to aid another man — an action rare in the camps, as Levi later pointed out — was probably even more important to his mental health than to his physical well-being.

It didn't help Green's case that he had kneed Adams in the same area in Game 2. As Russell Westbrook later pointed out, "Honestly I think it's intentional.