Sentence examples for commencing later from inspiring English sources

Oculus VR announced that the Rift consumer headset hardware would begin shipping during the first half of next year, with pre-orders commencing later in 2015.

The VIBeS Plus program was designed for infants born at younger gestational ages (all infants will be born at <30 weeks' gestational age whereas the mean gestational age of the Dolby study infants was 32 weeks), with a higher incidence of multiple births, and with the study commencing later, at 40 weeks' gestation rather than before 40 weeks in the NICU.

By dividing the "ever users" group into reported tobacco users at baseline (i.e., 16 years of age) and the remaining users reported tobacco use at any subsequent occasion during the follow-up (i.e., 17 19 years of age), our crude data indicate a higher mean ∆DMFS among the "baseline users" as compared with the "users commencing later".

Every game ended close to -- or well -- after midnight, and some even commenced later than the advertised 8 p.m. starting time to accommodate riveting pregame moments like fancy player introductions, ceremonial pitches and antics with a bald eagle.

Bernanke said if the economic conditions improved sufficiently, tapering could be commenced "later in the year".

The film was originally scheduled for release on May 9, 2008, but it was delayed until December 12 , 2008 because filming commenced later than scheduled.

Colonel Sybil Irving, the head of the Australian Women's Army Service (AWAS), who observed first hand the WAAAF's training methods before large-scale AWAS recruitment commenced, later declared that Stevenson "did the most pertinent pioneering work" in gaining acceptance for women in the armed forces.

'Naked body contact later' means maternal-infant naked body contact commenced later than 5 minutes after birth.

In mice, the expression of αB-crystallin initiates in the lens placode (E9.5) and αA-crystallin expression commences later in the invaginating lens pit (E10.5-E11).

In men, all-ages mortality was increasing faster in blacks than in whites, and decline in African Americans commenced later than in whites.

Our findings suggest that adjuvant RT in BCS patients should not be unnecessarily delayed and certainly should not commence later than 20 weeks following surgery.