The phrase "have thereafter" is correct and is often used in written English.
It typically means that something will happen or be done after a certain point in time. Example: "After finishing my degree, I will have thereafter completed my education."
Some conclusions and outlook pertaining to the above-mentioned cases and variable bulk density have thereafter discussed.
The nano-domains have thereafter been functionalised with CGRGDS peptides throughout the scaffold and shown to effect changes in cell attachment and spreading, in agreement with previous 2-dimensional studies.
Colonies have thereafter been established at Karolinska Institutet (DA/Kini and PVG.1av1/Kini).
We have thereafter tried to make a comparison between the patients and this adjusted cohort.
Densities have thereafter been highly variable, probably because of large water level fluctuations and associated egg mortality [ 68, 134].
Several studies have thereafter confirmed its ability to reduce the number of adenomas in the colon and rectum [ 1, 4].
History has thereafter largely forgotten the achievements of the Somerset-born sailor's son.
She then acquired a bad skin condition... Describes an affair she had thereafter with Neil Shmertz who worked with CD-ROMS..
She then acquired a bad skin condition... Describes an affair she had thereafter with Neil Shmertz who worked with CD-ROMS.
In a statement here, the hospital said it had kept Munoz on life support to follow "the demands of a state statute" but had thereafter been bound to "follow the court order".
Eculizumab has thereafter dramatically improved the management of patients affected with aHUS.
