Sentence examples for control subsequently from inspiring English sources

One LLP, which is suspected of having been used in a $150m gas-rig fraud, was owned by two British Virgin Islands (BVI) entities; control subsequently switched to a pair of firms in Belize.

The observations outlined in this study raise the question as to whether terminally differentiated HIV-1 specific effector cells actually mediate viral control or if the setting of viral control subsequently allows for full CD8+ T cell maturation.

A further prospective investigation is required to determine whether the intervention on glycemic control subsequently improves their prognosis.

Embryonic woodfrogs exposed to the water control subsequently learn to identify any novel predator cues paired with injured conspecific cues as risky.

Similarly, ATCHX17 is a sodium/proton anti-porter and the gene for this protein was expressed 6.4 fold higher in Pistarv than in the control, subsequently reducing its expression level by 5 fold during recovery.

Hence, in the case of type 2 diabetes, dual therapy of an SGLT2 inhibitor with such a drug as sibutramine or orlistat may have the advantage of directly controlling hyperglycemia, in addition to increasing the action of the other therapy to reduce body weight, with the commensurate benefits on insulin sensitivity and glucose control subsequently manifest.

Although wheeling velocity was controlled at 1 m/s during the familiarization, it was not controlled subsequently.

If the controls subsequently become CCA cases, this would introduce a misclassification bias.

We defined cut-off points and established a diagnostic algorithm based on the first set of patients and controls; subsequently we evaluated the test performance in the other set of cases and controls.

This may well overestimate the smoking rate in controls since smokers are at increased risk of both ear-nose disease and fractures; and such controls subsequently underestimate the OR for CD among smokers.

We included 201 cases and 372 matched controls from a prior analysis in EPIC (phase 1; Peeters et al, 2007) and additional 364 cases (725 matched controls) subsequently diagnosed during follow-up (phase 2).