Sentence examples for later course of from inspiring English sources

But in the later course of World War II the Soviet dictator Stalin broke off Soviet Polish diplomatic contact in April 1943, using as pretext Sikorski's request that the International Red Cross investigate the murder at Katyn of thousands of Polish officers previously in Russian hands.

In the later course of the experiment modulations in frontal theta power became larger for older, compared to younger adults.

The increased acquisition of meat ca. 2.6 Ma had significant effects on the later course of human evolution and may have initiated the origin of the genus Homo.

However, during the later course of CLP, there is likely breakdown of the blood-brain barrier with ensuing pituitary dysfunction, resulting in dissociation of the HPA axis [19].

The stage of arteriosclerosis progression is frequently associated with remodelling of the arterial wall resulting in dilatation (positive remodelling) in earlier phases, and shrinkage (negative remodelling) of the vessel diameter in the later course of the disease [40].

In turn, early-life experience with facultative pathogens could prime the airways for secondary infections (e.g., by P. aeruginosa in the later course of the disease), perhaps by initiating and manipulating host immune reactions [31, 34 36].

Non organ specific events occur in later courses of the disease.

During later courses of our study, Malouf et al. [ 8] re-analyzed the data obtained in The Cancer Genome Atlas project and identified 1,934 lncRNA expressed in RCC.

However, in later courses seven of 17 patients developed severe fatigue necessitating treatment discontinuation in one of them.

Sooner or later, of course, some of us wise up.

Only minutes later, of course, none of this would matter.