Sentence examples for demand subsequent to from inspiring English sources

Pastoral communities are forced to involve in crop farming to meet their families' food demand subsequent to repeated drought and massive loss of livestock, lack of land use policy, and government's crop-focused agricultural priority via increased access to improved seed, fertilizer, and farm implements (Angassa and Oba 2008b).

Also, disproportionate hyperproinsulinemia, which was initially believed to be a primary functional abnormality in type 2 diabetes (27), was found after hemipancreatectomy, suggesting that exaggerated secretion of proinsulin results from an increased insulin demand subsequent to the β-cell loss (28).

Whether HMGCS1 activation is specific to HCV core expression or is subsequent to hepatic steatosis demands further clarification.

However, this hypothesis demands extensive subsequent reshuffling to explain the loss of syntenic regions longer than one gene.

What an expressive and complex nose, with pear fritters, walnut, hazelnut, and hay, all leading to a palate both creamy and silky, rich yet refreshing, with notes of dried pineapple and apricot, spice, fennel bulb and seed, preserved lemon, and a hint of salinity on the finish that keeps on demanding subsequent sips.

Residential water consumption reductions resulting from water efficiency measures has received much research attention in recent years; however, research into the contribution of such measures in reducing hourly water demand and subsequent benefits to urban water service infrastructure efficiency is still in its infancy.

But every time I gave in to their demands their subsequent demands grew larger.

We believe this has important consequences given the globalization of mobile devices and the subsequent demand to provide voice technology in new markets.

Historically, the release of Barabbas at the crowd's behest, and their subsequent demands to crucify Jesus, have been used to justify anti-Semitism.

The pneumonia (bacteremic and non-bacteremic) case-fatality rate of 10% during a pandemic assumes access to antibiotics would not be disrupted; however, it is likely that access may be restricted due to increased demand and subsequent shortages.

The calculation of absolute regional demand requires subsequent allocation of per capita demand to total regional population, itself a function of population density and absolute spatial length scale.