Sentence examples for later figures show from inspiring English sources

However, this decline is not sensitive to endpoints, as our later figures show.

Labour disputes this, saying later figures show almost £10bn more was paid in tax in the three years the 50p tax rate was in use.

In this scenario, the authors should make the H3K64R mutation in the epitope tagged H3.1 and H3.3 histones that they use in later figures, express it in cells and show by western blot that their antibody no longer recognizes the tagged H3 from cells to prove specificity of the antibody.

Gartner later released figures showing that PC shipments were on track to grow just 4.4% in 2012 to 368 million units, as consumers would prioritize buying smartphones and tablets over desktops and laptops.

The number of women choosing to freeze their eggs to have babies later in life has soared, figures show.

The controversy later took another turn after Electoral Commission figures showed that the head of pasty firm Ginsters had donated £100,000 to the Tory Party.

His views were followed weeks later by official figures showing the amount of "stuff" used in the UK – including food, fuel, metals and building materials – had fallen dramatically since 2001.

Cadillac lost face two years ago when it claimed sales leadership for 1998 over its archrival, Lincoln, only to back down a few weeks later when independent figures showed that Cadillac had come up short.

However, the economic news takes a turn for the better just days later with official figures showing that the eurozone's retail sales increased unexpectedly in January by 0.3%, and the OECD reports its view that the region is showing tentative signs of recovery.

In specific regard to the later, Figure 6B shows that subepithelial collagen deposition increases in a dose-dependent manner after 7 weeks of allergen exposure; changes in mice exposed to 1 µg of HDM were not significant compared to saline.

Later he said that more recent figures showed the economy was less reliant on consumer spending going forward.