Sentence examples for belong late from inspiring English sources
And three of these — the Republic, Phaedrus and Parmenides — are often thought to belong late in that period, on the evidence of stylistic features.
66 % of them belong to "late onset" types whose risk escalated ≤30 minutes before CRI onset, but with different initial RR levels (low, medium and high).
These observations suggest that most of the SlSRs should belong to late pathogen-responsive genes [ 30].
This copolymer was found to reduce thrombosis, localized hypersensitivity, and inflammation, which belong to late-stage adverse events.
The absence of these sequences from fungi and plant databases was expected, as a consequence of the bias in the most investigated species, which mainly belong to late-diverging fungi and land plants.
Instant fame would certainly come your way as the new owner of the home that belonged to late pop artist Andy Warhol Andy Warhol.
Perhaps it should include Boethius and Augustine, who were deeply influential in Europe from their own time until the end of the middle ages (and beyond), though they might also be regarded as belonging to late Antiquity.
NEW YORK -- The State Department blasted CNN Saturday night for the network's handling of a personal journal belonging to late U.S. Ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens, which was removed from the site of the deadly Sept. 11 consulate attack.
Fourteen RGAs and 26 DRLs belonged to late blight meta-QTLs that covered about 20% of the consensus map (Table 4).
Common errors include listing accounts that don't belong to you, late payments that weren't really late, and items that were supposed to be removed.
