Sentence examples for as was subsequently from inspiring English sources

However, at a time when New Zealand had Australia on the ropes at 188 for eight, the third umpire, Nigel Llong, reviewing a not-out decision for a catch against Nathan Lyon, decided there was no case to answer despite a clear HotSpot mark on the bat (and, as was subsequently demonstrated, a pink one left by the ball).

Had AIDS been spotted in 1959, the year (as was subsequently realised) when the earliest blood sample known to contain HIV was taken from a man living in the Belgian Congo, the chances are that the epidemic which began to ravage the world two decades later would have been nipped in the bud.

A multidisciplinary meeting reached a consensus decision that just over 30% of patients developing an interval cancer after a symptomatic assessment did present with the same problem as was subsequently diagnosed as breast cancer resulting in a delay in diagnosis.

In our seed-dependent intracellular aggregation model of full-length tau using full-length tau fibril seeds [ 42], recombinant tau fibrils were introduced into cells only in the presence of a transfection reagent such as Lipofectamine, as was subsequently confirmed by other groups [ 14, 61].

Sources with the same strengths were evenly distributed below the seafloor, as is subsequently discussed.

For the Pre-exposed Recognition group these were the same 40 category members as were subsequently used in the testing phase (i.e. List 1).

Interestingly, a PTENP1 antisense (PTENP1-AS) transcript was subsequently identified.

Gbagbo's mandate as president was subsequently extended.

ITV's Aztec Gold was impressive, although as it was subsequently used for Saint and Greavsie, and The Big Match, I don't quite associate it with just Mexico 86.

But seven minutes was ample time to explore that thought, as it was subsequently to appreciate the stage skills of the veterans Karen Brown, Carmen de Lavallade and Valda Setterfield in Gus Solomons Jr.'s "Thin Frost".

The 200 nm-thick layer of Ti as electrode was subsequently deposited by electron beam evaporation at room temperature.