Sentence examples for in a subsequent wave from inspiring English sources

The French troops took part in a subsequent wave.

It closed its doors last month, after Arab citizens of the Israeli town were killed in clashes with the Israeli police, and Jewish rioters attacked the Arab downtown in a subsequent wave of rioting.

There are about fifty species of 'old endemics', the first wave of rodents to colonize the country in the Miocene and early Pliocene, and ten true rats (Rattus), of which eight are 'new endemics', arriving in a subsequent wave in the late Pliocene or early Pleistocene.

For this paper, we used data from the pairs who participated at wave 1, were aged 11 18 years (comprising 99% of wave 1 pairs) and who participated in a subsequent wave.

We have shown here that the muscle lineage is the first to be forfeit, and this reflects embryonic mesenchymal development in which a subsequent wave of paraxial mesoderm development gives rise to initially identical somites that specify into three regions.

Toronto - Canada's largest city - experienced an outbreak of TB among 16 individuals at two large shelters for homeless men in 2001-2002 and a subsequent wave involving 2 shelter staff and 11 under-housed individuals.

Using this tool, health officials and policy makers could adjust the model parameters to represent their local experience, which may provide useful estimates of the prevalence of pandemic (H1N1) 2009 in their areas and help plan for a subsequent wave of the epidemic in the fall and winter months of 2009 2010.

Questions about pet ownership were included in part of Wave 0 and in Wave 5 while questions related to loneliness were first included in Wave 2 and have been presented in all subsequent waves.

Using updated epidemic data and an age-structured model, the same authors also estimated R for the subsequent community-wide wave in Japan in early summer to be much lower (1.21-1.35) [ 35], although different population and modeling methodology also may have played a role in the decrease in R in subsequent waves.

One thing that may ultimately save people's reputations and political careers is if the host nation wins the tournament and in the subsequent wave of euphoria, all is forgiven.

"The World Cup hasn't been used as an opportunity to do that so Brazil has basically lost the World Cup already". One thing that may ultimately save people's reputations and political careers is if the host nation wins the tournament and in the subsequent wave of euphoria, all is forgiven.