Sentence examples for environment followed from inspiring English sources
A steady stream of provocative interventions in debates around social justice, peace and the environment followed, alongside poetry, drama, drawings and novels.
Duplex coatings were also produced by ion nitriding in an arc plasma immersion environment followed by deposition of TiN coatings.
Bimodal mesoporous carbon with embedded Ni nanoparticles (BMCNi) was prepared by thermal pyrolysis of nickel-organic framework (NiOF) in nitrogen environment followed by acid treatment.
Immersion test of titanium alloys conducted in cathode environment followed by atomic absorption spectroscopy (AAS) indicated leaching of molybdenum from the alloy.
It begins with the fate of oil in the marine environment, followed by overview of oil-spill response, environmental sensitivity index (ESI) maps, and oil-spill response methods.
The first section covers the advances in engineering the culture environment, followed by the section on tools for micro-manipulation and analysis of organoids.
The University's ongoing implementation of practices and programs to improve the campus environment follows recommendations of the Special Task Force on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.
The ideas presented her can be easily modified to any system where the chemicals that interact with the experimental environment follow the same patterns of behavior.
The move to introduce meditation into such a tough environment follows the successful provision of eight week mindfulness courses for 15 men convicted of crimes related to drug and alcohol addiction at HMP Manchester.
CRE spread to the environment follows the 20/80 rule: 20% of carriers are responsible for 80% of shedding and may play a central role in CRE transmission.
The damning assessment of pesticide regulations that are meant to protect the global environment follows a growing number of highly critical reports including research showing farmers could slash their pesticide use without losses and a UN report that denounced the "myth" that pesticides are necessary to feed the world.
