Sentence examples for later and none from inspiring English sources

Just 12 of them were in work six months later, and none were in post after a year.

Moreover, we observed that 4/28 patients of the failed group deceased 3 months later and none in the success group.

Of the 363 children with bacterial infection not treated, only eight were unwell at follow-up an average of 10.2 days later and none was febrile.

Three percent used the paper version of the data form and conducted online data entry later, and none of the first 856 patients were registered via the KMS.

According to Koenig, the six soldiers who died from Bergdahl's battalion – and who are frequently cited as casualties in the hunt for Bergdahl – died on later missions and none of those was a search and rescue mission.

Ray Lewis would have been a great Badass — although he overstepped the Badass bounds…after all, he was indicted for murder (the charges were later dropped), and none of the Raiders was ever even busted.

Lines 08GH5516, 08GH6288, 08GH6321, and 08GH6805 did not have significantly later maturity and none of the selected lines was significantly taller, except 08GH5616.

However, all of these texts postdate the rise of later Pyrrhonism itself, and none of them contains anything like the level of detail of the Aristocles passage; there is no particular reason to suppose that any of them represents a genuine understanding of Pyrrho as distinct from the later Pyrrhonists.

Update: We've gotten a number of comments stating that this may not be as serious an issue as we thought – while it is a legitimate bug, there are other ways to bypass Apple's screening process to later invoke malicious code, and none of them have been an issue thus far.

Few studies have previously examined associations between air pollution related exposures during the prenatal period and later development of autism, and none used ambient air monitoring data or LUR models to estimate risk in a large population.

Surprisingly our study found that, of the three joint attention behaviours, only shared look was positively associated with later oppositional-conduct disorders and none of the joint attention behaviours predicted or were associated with ADHD.