Sentence examples for later in relation from inspiring English sources

DNA is currently being extracted from the samples and specific SNP analyses or GWAS will be performed later in relation to candidate genes related to obesity and weight gain, food dependency, appetite, hunger and satiety, physical activity and sedentariness, stress coping or sleep quality (melatonin and clock genes).

The palynological record from the bee-breads suggests the practice of itinerant beekeeping along rivers, an activity described by Pliny the Elder (Natural History, XXI.43.73) a few centuries later in relation to the town of Ostiglia (Mantua province) ca. 20 km downstream the investigated site.

Although apolysis and mitotic activity appear to be independent events (discussed later in relation to diapause studies), apolysis is a convenient event around which to characterize early antennal development, and the mitotic activity giving rise to cells of olfactory sensilla was previously reported to have completed by this time [6].

Alternatively, animals with long oestrus duration should be sampled later in relation to the onset of oestrus.

However, there are differential uptake and utilization even among these seven actions, which will be addressed later in relation to the effect on impact outcomes.

This might in its turn mean that some of the triple mated animals had been sampled 2 days later in relation to fertilisation than single mated animals.

Two other fires later occurred in relation to other safety tests.

We will show how this insight into finitude is deepened in later entries in relation to Heidegger's concepts of conscience and what he calls "ecstatic temporality".

Variations in global heat release rate become more apparent for different realizations at later instants, in relation to the interaction of large flow scales with combustion.

He was later cleared in relation to one of these two matches.

Also from surgical treatments of craniofacial skeletal dysplasia, this concept was later adapted in relation to the rapid tooth movement.