Sentence examples for late emerged from inspiring English sources
The other day, a black town car with tinted windows pulled up to the David Zwirner gallery, on Nineteenth Street, and the actor Dennis Quaid, an hour late, emerged from the back seat.
Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) has of late emerged as a cause of community-acquired infections among immunocompetent adults without risk factors.
We show that early emerging parasitoids may be able to persist in smaller habitats than late emerging species.
We hypothesise that promoting efficient late emerging parasitoids may be key in reducing outbreak severity, an approach requiring large continuous regions of suitable habitat.
Plug flow is shown to have superior performance when high product concentration is needed, if autolysis or other undesirable late emerging phenomena occur, and when non-sterile fermentation using slow-growing microorganisms is undertaken.
However, we demonstrate that the late emerging species have declined in Ireland (and in Britain), and that these species show a statistically significant westward shift to the extremity of their range, probably as a result of changing land use.
Lohan returned, only 15 minutes late, emerging from makeup to an angry Schrader.
Early circulating (NB25 and NB27) and late emerging (NB2 and NB6) R5 isolates [17] were provided by Anthony Cunningham (Westmead Millenium Institute, Sydney, Australia).
SPL7013 also showed similar inhibitory activity against both early circulating (NB25 and NB27) and late emerging (NB2 and NB6) R5 strains isolated from the peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) of HIV-1 infected individuals [17].
The authors suggest that this indicates that the reading disabilities were not just late identified but actually late emerging.
However, a more complex scenario of disease evolution emerged in the remaining patients with the SVZ being characterised by late emerging clones, possibly originating from the malignant transformation of cortical progenitor cells (Fig. 1).
