Sentence examples for continued subsequently from inspiring English sources

PRINT has continued subsequently as a 6 week course for students enrolled in the new program.

We are, however, unable to account for over-the-counter treatments and short courses of treatment in hospital which have not been continued subsequently in the community.

Despite clear evidence that such charges reduce both necessary and unnecessary utilization of care, they have been extended and expanded in the Czech Republic (2011), France (2010), Italy (2011), Latvia (2009), the Netherlands (2010) and Romania (2011), a process that has continued subsequently, as in Spain (2013).

The enquiry was chaired by Professor (now Lord) John Krebs, and was the third such expert review since 1980: a pattern which has continued subsequently, with three further groups of 'independent experts' having been called upon by successive UK governments to the present day.

High frequency, large fluctuations continue subsequently during the main phase in the presence of the geomagnetic storms.

The mechanisms explaining the impact of red and processed meat on CRC mortality are still unclear; however, some biological mechanisms that link diet factors to CRC risk may continue after diagnosis and subsequently impact cancer progression and survival.

Slovenia said on Thursday afternoon it had not made any permanent decisions, and promised to admit refugees as long as Germany and Austria continued to subsequently take them.

It continues: "We subsequently created a robust action plan to address all concerns," and adds that compulsory, specialist training for all staff has now been introduced.

The MAP levels in the Arap1-/ mice subsequently continued to fall to a minimum at 6.5 hours after the LPS injection (54.0 ± 1.5 mmHg), not different from the levels in the wildtypes (57.7 ± 9.8 mmHg).

While secrecy about the Fascist origins of the papacy's wealth might have been understandable in wartime, what is less clear is why the Vatican subsequently continued to maintain secrecy about its holdings in Britain, even after its financial structure was reorganised in 1999.

Some Aboriginal artists subsequently continued these traditions without alteration.