Sentence examples for from later time from inspiring English sources
"Moreover, it belongs to a species that is more closely related to penguins from later time periods". The new species was likely a foot taller than Waimanu, with a stout body and more derived features.
Blocking of Wnt signaling from later time points at 36 hpf and 48 hpf resulted in properly organized but smaller swimbladder rudiments in all three tissue layers.
Analysis of tissue sections from later time points (iDAY 35) showed a decline of CD34+ cells to levels similar to control media treated animals (Figure 9D F).
The response was present in the 0 200 and 100 300 ms active windows, but was absent from later time windows.
In samples harvested from later time points the proportion of cells with homologous centromere pairing increased as the proportion of cells with centromere coupling decreased (Figs. 1B and 1C).
PC1 separated macrophages at PND 0 from later time points.
However, medieval artists traveled far afield and it may never be possible to say for sure whether the sculptor who carved the Mayer/Maillant torso was French or Swiss — an anachronistic question regarding the Gothic age, when religion defined identity far more than nation, a concept from later times.
Previously, basal members were only known from later times, occurring after more advanced aetosaurs.
From later times, it is known that there were quite large carp farms on the estates Smolyany (Mogilev Province), Peski, Peshtova and Korch (Grodno Province).
This can be diminished or sharpened by inclusion of scans from later times, which in the present case was taken up to at least twice the time required for the complete sedimentation of EGFP.
Most of the comparisons from this study from later times in the cultivations (47 h, and 71 h in both strains and 23 h and 49 h in the control strain) vs. 0 h clustered together and were generally similar in terms of their global expression pattern.
