Sentence examples similar to chapters hereafter from inspiring English sources
To potentially obtain an enzyme variant without any N-glycosylation, we combined all the eight mutations described in chapter Screening procedure (hereafter called "mutant").
Although less commonly documented, cytoplasmic endosymbionts have also evolved to i) sex-reverse genetically male offspring (hereafter CYTO-FEM) or ii) induce asexual reproduction in their female carriers (hereafter CYTO-ASEX) (reviewed in chapter 5 of Burt and Trivers 2006).
[Excerpt] Although employment relations (defined as labour relations and human resources management (HRM)) institutions and practices generally tend to be stable over long periods of time, that cannot be said to be the case in the three largest economies of East Asia, i.e. China, Japan and South Korea (hereafter Korea), during the last two decades (see chapters 5, 7 and 8).
These chapters explore the corporeality and the unknowability of death and dying, the hereafter and the heretofore.
The Laozi zhigui (abbreviated hereafter as Zhigui), as it now stands, is incomplete; only the commentary to the Dejing, chapters 38 81 of the current Laozi, remains.
"Hereafter" was heartwarmingly sincere.
Explanation of this hereafter.
* "THE SWEET HEREAFTER," starring Ian Holm, Sarah Polley and Bruce Greenwood.
