Sentence examples for ensuing round from inspiring English sources

During development, an organism undergoes many rounds of pattern formation, generating ever-greater complexity with each ensuing round of cell division and specification.

In the ensuing round, France were placed in a relatively easy group alongside Scotland, Bulgaria, and Belarus.

The developing organism undergoes many rounds of pattern formation, generating complexity with each ensuing round of cell division and with cell differentiation.

Afterward, Holik cautioned that he might not score so much in the ensuing rounds as his defensive responsibilities increased.

This has forced GGV and other venture firms to differentiate on factors other than price and, by taking froth out of the equation, has ensured the entrepreneur feels comfortable he or she can drive to a higher price in ensuing rounds.

These cells are termed Pi-MECs (for parity-identified mammary epithelial cells) (see also Smith and Medina [ 50]) and function as progenitor cells for epithelium-forming alveolar structures during ensuing rounds of pregnancy and lactation [ 51, 52].

Ensuing rounds of anonymous threats and public denunciations became "horrifically comic" and, as Stannard notes, very much "like a Muriel Spark novel".

The ensuing police round-ups outside schools, metro stations and businesses sparked a mass protest movement with some French people hiding the children of illegal immigrants in their homes.

The resilience indices are structured so that 1 means households bounced back by the next round; a number between zero and one means they recovered a given number of survey rounds later as a fraction of total survey rounds so that lower numbers meaning later in the survey period, a zero means they never bounced back during ensuing survey rounds.

Throughout the ensuing horrors rounding up the Jews, we are tortured along with John at his predicament, his responsibilities to his family, his friend and himself.

The ensuing four rounds of screening were performed using FACS-based separation (Additional file 1: Figure S1).