Sentence examples for later appearing from inspiring English sources

Another soundtrack appearance occurred with the song "Watching Me Fall" (later appearing in a different form on the Cure's next album, Bloodflowers), which was remixed by Underdog (of Massive Attack) for the 2000 American film American Psycho.

It is likely these early-appearing MSNF9-GFP-positive hemocytes serve as precursors of the later appearing lamellocyte population.

Palmer took the concept to a higher level, with his statistics later appearing in a massive encyclopedia, Total Baseball (1989).

He kept up his grieving husband act, later appearing on television to appeal for help in tracing the killers.

The actual number is probably higher still, with some individuals later appearing in police stations and detention facilities.

Palmer took the concept to a different level, with his numbers later appearing in a massive encyclopaedia, Total Baseball.

Proterocheris and two later-appearing Triassic genera are likely not true side-necks but turtles that share some pleurodire characteristics.

The divergence between Australopithecus and later-appearing Homo became clearer with the discoveries of lower-body fossils associated with Homo erectus, particularly the "Strapping Youth," also called "Turkana Boy," found at Nariokotome, Kenya, in 1984.

Hyenia and Calamophyton have been included in various groups with equivocal affinities to early ferns (e.g., Cladoxylales) or as "transitional" between the grade of plants formerly known as the Trimerophyta (included e.g., Pertica, Trimerophyton, Psilophyton) and later-appearing groups such as the sphenopsids, lycopsids or ferns.

Studies on lake plankton, for example, showed that fast-growing, early species are better able to track warming patterns than later-appearing species that display slow-growing and more complex life-history strategies [12].

Notch prevents commitment to the endocrine cell fate, thereby reserving a population of undifferentiated precursor cells for ongoing proliferation and generation of later-appearing cell lineages [ 18- 21].