Sentence examples for however for later from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hendon praised Mr. Obama, however, for later winning passage of what some in Springfield called "the driving-while-black bill," which required the police to collect data on the race of drivers they stopped as a way to monitor racial profiling.
However, for later experimental analysis a much more stringent threshold such as p = 1e-4 will yield a more favourable FDR of 20%.
However, for later stage adjustment with more advanced disease, group support may be more effective [ 36], while cognitive-behavior techniques such as relaxation, stress management and cognitive coping may be most useful during extended treatments [ 32, 40].
However, for later stage adjustment with more advanced disease, group support may be more effective (Blake-Mortimer et al., 1999), while cognitive-behaviour techniques such as relaxation, stress management and cognitive coping may be most useful during extended treatments (Fawzy, 1995; Bottomley, 1997).
It remained, however, for Lew Alcindor (later Kareem Abdul-Jabbar), also 7 feet 1 inch, to most influence the rules.
However, for reasons later explained, the LMFGK method can cost more per iteration than the LMFGA method, resulting in lower but comparable efficiency in problems with small time steps and weak inhomogeneities.
However, for a later epidemic peak, an attack rate-based strategy resulted in a greater reduction in all outcomes under consideration, relative to an outcome-based strategy.
What kind of solution for indefinite detention can be arrived at, however, Obama left for later.
However, writers responsible for later chapters of the Zhuangzi established the first connection between the two texts.
These observations gave rise to the "thrifty phenotype hypothesis" where the authors postulated that early malnutrition induces physiological and metabolic adaptations promoting early survival, which may however become deleterious for later health [4].
Strong indications speak, however, for a much later date of the Timaeus.
