Sentence examples for later for control from inspiring English sources

The patient was discharged after 1 month but was readmitted 4 weeks later for control of vasculitis.

Baseline and follow-up data collection occurred later for controls (March - June 2009 and May to December 2010); however, the same time period (15 months) between pre- and post-data collection phases occurred for both groups.

A subset will be requested later for quality control; when a form is selected, the participating site staff will pull that form, copy it, and sent [sic] the copy to the DCC [data coordinating center] for re-entry.... Participant files are to be stored in numerical order and stored in a secure and accessible place and manner.

Cells were treated 6 hours later with vehicle, for control and washout wells, or the respective drug at 10 μM to maintain continuous treatment.

The women with a second HR-HPV test positive without any detectable lesions were recalled 6 12 months later for a third control with cytological examination and HR-HPV testing and the same indications as above for colposcopy and biopsy.

Later, anagrelide was approved for control of thrombocytosis based on single arm studies.

A well-managed disaster [at Copenhagen] could be as constructive as the collapse of the 1986 Reykjavik summit between Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev, which broke down in the final hours yet helped pave the way for later arms control".

The software interface records and links patient information to the PFDA test, prompts and guides examiners through the evaluation procedures, and stores and saves the video files for later quality control and analysis.

A subset of these plots (n = 1107) was later re-sampled for controlling purposes by experienced botanists.

He was succeeded by his deputy president, Thabo Mbeki, who later became Mr. Zuma's archrival for control of the A.N.C.

Austria was repeatedly drawn into the disputes of the Investiture Controversy, in which Pope Gregory VII and King Henry IV (later Holy Roman emperor) fought for control of the church in Germany.