Sentence examples for later as defined from inspiring English sources

Another third lived in municipalities that offered dental care to those born in 1956 and later – as defined by the National Health Acts.

Neither could the commander have predicted that decades later, "the problem", as defined by senior Metropolitan police, would come to include a grieving family searching for justice.

Gels were cultured for 24 hours in standard media, and media were subsequently replaced with a differentiating medium, as defined later, either with or without growth factor.

The column vector (hat {mathbf {h}}(n)) of length K L M has the same structure as h but is dependent on the block-time index n=⌊k/N⌋, where N denotes the frame shift of the adaptation algorithms as defined later and ⌊·⌋ denotes the floor operator.

We also excluded studies appraised as low to moderate quality, as defined later.

These indicative settings usually provide results that meet closely the QC specifications as defined later in this guideline.

Exclusion criteria: admission for reasons other than decompensation of cirrhosis (other co-morbid diseases, especially established cardiovascular or renal disease); presence of organ failure (as defined later), malignancy (extra-hepatic or a hepatocellular carcinoma); patients who have undergone major surgery (for example liver resection) or have unsolved surgical problems; pregnancy.

As we show later, the CC MAC region (as defined by (13)–(21)) provides a reasonable estimate of the maximal achievable source transmission rate pair (r b, r s ) in WBN.

Regardless of these differences, however, both studies conclusively show that distinct Shh-expressing progenitor pools give rise to distinct types of DA neurons as defined at later embryonic or postnatal stages.

The situation is, however, slightly different in yolky ovoviviparous species, where Anderson (1966, 1973) and Evans (1901) claimed that invagination of cells in the mouth-anus groove contributes to the endoderm of the anterior midgut, while the pit, the blastopore as defined by Manton, later takes over endoderm production as the gut extends (Fig. 1, S. figs. 6 7).

Then add the details later as you define the various regions; this includes coloring.