Sentence examples for is later perceived from inspiring English sources

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Formation of the necrotic lesion results in a 10 to 50-fold accumulation above basal levels of the plant defense hormone, salicylic acid (SA),[ 6- 11] and in the expression of pathogenesis-related (PR) genes [ 6, 11, 12] During the initiation stage of SAR, a mobile signal or signals is induced to travel and is later perceived in distant, uninfected tissues.

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But it would be a mistake to attempt to interpret this intracommunity violence (which was later perceived as a conflict between Indian peasants and ladino judges) without taking into consideration either the political alignments of the factions that faced off that year or local perceptions of the confrontation.

We found that larvae respond early in ontogeny to dried conspecifics as a cue for future desiccation, but can fully compensate for this response in case more reliable but contradictory cues are later perceived.

According to the dominant scholarly view during the late 19th and much of the 20th century, Roman religion was originally animistic, directed towards spirits associated with specific objects or activities which were only later perceived as gods with independent personal existence.

Harassment warnings can be issued by police officers with little or no prior investigation of the original allegation and there is a real concern that this is later incorrectly presented as, or perceived by some to be, little short of a conviction.

With no gap, he was rushed into George Stevens's Texas epic, Giant, as Jett Rink, another harsh, two-syllable name, a socially resentful oil driller who strikes it rich and is later seen challenging people he perceives as having slighted him.

If he was later to be perceived as a defensive, defiant batsman, a masterly player of world-class fast bowling on relatively slow wickets, obduracy was not a hallmark of his maiden innings.

For use in a logistic regression model later, perceived barrier was dichotomized.

"Make America Great Again," a campaign phrase used by Ronald Reagan that was later commandeered by Donald Trump, is increasingly perceived as a statement either of patriotic pride or racist malice, as nearly emotionally evocative as the Confederate battle flag is in some places.

The perceived inadequacy of his education was later to preoccupy him and some of his critics.

Many venture investors and their LPs now invest later, which is perceived to be less risky – and hope to achieve their $300 million by getting a 6x return on a $50 million later-stage investment.

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