The phrase "available from later" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a specific meaning; it may be intended to indicate that something will be accessible at a future time.
Example: "The report will be available from later this week."
Alternatives: "available later" or "accessible from a later time".
The new car, Spektrix, comes with a chameleon-ish paint scheme and will be available from anki.com later today and retail partners later this week.
In addition, few image sets were available from the later assessment time (at 11 13 months after treatment).
For all women tested during pregnancy, C. burnetii serologic test results were available from no later than pregnancy week 13 (Table 2).
Another rapidly convergent solution of the Marcus–Hush Chidsey integral is available from a later study that elaborates on the results of ref (445) and applies a piecewise polynomial approximation.
The amount of material available from the later stage of the desiccating, yellow seed at 200-300 mg weight range was limiting at the time and the RNA yields are lower from the older seed, so for the final two stages only two slide replicates from each stage were made, also incorporating a dye swap.
All the X's below the diagonal denote feedforward information exchanges in which information from earlier tasks is available for later tasks.
Five different data sets were created by applying multiple imputation using correlated variables such as baseline body weight, available body weight data from later follow-up measurements at 12 (self-reported), 18 (self-reported) and 24 months (measured or self-reported), age, sex and educational level in the imputation model [ 34].
Vector data were selected where possible (preferentially CHAMP data when two star cameras were available) or later from Swarm-B (which is slightly further from the disturbing ionosphere than Swarm-A or Swarm-C); otherwise, scalar data was used.
