Sentence examples for exists after which from inspiring English sources

An optimum dosage therefore exists after which recovery will be traded off for grade.

A critical time window exists after which a cell that has been more strongly activated nevertheless cannot exclude an inferior competitor.

As a result, a critical time window exists after which a stronger cell cannot exclude an inferior competitor, as was experimentally observed.

For many developmental goals an upper age exists after which realization of that goal becomes unlikely or impossible (Settersten and Hagestad 1996).

However, thresholds may exist after which hybridization rapidly expands or disappears (Hails and Morley 2005).

These results indicate that a prolonged effect of cPLA2 exists after SCI, which suggests that there may be a unique therapeutic window for intervention.

How can a disease epidemic affect the society in which it exists?" After a few minutes, encourage students to share their answers.

(The basis for such regulations already exists: after the 1991 Oakland firestorm, which killed twenty-five people and destroyed thousands of homes, the California legislature required that the forestry department identify high-hazard zones throughout the state. While these classifications don't prevent development, they do influence building codes and must be disclosed in real-estate transactions).

First, we use the Arellano Bond test to identify the degree to which autocorrelation exists after country-level fixed effects are parsed out (Arellano and Bond, 1991; Roodman, 2009).

I'm told that the tree used to go in a space which no longer exists after the latest redevelopment, and that is why we can no longer have the pleasure of seeing one.

Can you tell us about a problem which no longer exists after adopting agile methods?