Sentence examples for later coincided from inspiring English sources

The overthrow of the last Roman king and the establishment of the Roman Republic, either in 509 bc or a generation or two later, coincided with the decline of Etruscan power in central Italy.

These ancient proportions, suitable for refined manipulation, would not have been co-opted for stone tool-making until much later, coinciding with a significative increase in encephalization in the genus Homo.

Supporting these data, Delano and colleagues showed that lethality to pseudomonas pneumonia was increased early on after the induction of sepsis, but not later, coinciding with repopulation (activation) of Gr1+/CD11b+ cells [ 53].

The rise of Constantinople 660 years later also coincided with the rise of Christianity as the dominant religion of the Roman Empire and the beginnings of the Byzantine Empire.

Last December, Mariana Pfaelzer, the U.S. District Court judge who is presiding over many securities actions related to Countrywide, wrote that Mozilo "amended these plans so frequently during this period that he 'appear[ed] to defeat the very purpose of the 10b5-1 plans.' " His later sales coincided with the rise in subprime defaults.

These later increases coincided with activation of Stat3.

This dose of BR and the timing of ingestion was selected based on our previous research which suggested that 8.4 mmol of NO3− (administered as 140 mL BR) resulted in a peak increase in plasma [nitrite] 2 3 h later that coincided with improved exercise tolerance (Wylie et al. 2013a).

Lili's nose bleeds, we later learn, "coincide with stomach cramps on a monthly basis".

This hypothesis is supported by the fact that the enhancement of later strength coincides with the shift in pore size.

Impressed, he sent it to Alan Hill at Heinemann, which published it two years later to coincide with its paperback line of books from African writers.

Induced sputum was obtained 6 h later to coincide with the maximal inflammatory response caused by inhaled LPS.