Sentence examples for later on time from inspiring English sources

That panel shows that the peak of the PSP evoked during down and up states coincides (see also Fig. S2B), but not the one that triggers a new up state which occurs later on time, probably as a result of engaging the local circuit.

It arrived two days later, on time.

Three days later, on Time's Web site, Matthew Cooper, the magazine's White House correspondent, and two colleagues wrote that "some government officials have noted to Time in interviews (as well as to syndicated columnist Robert Novak) that Wilson's wife, Valerie Plame, is a C.I.A. official who monitors the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction".

Later on with time, the depth of water table increased.

However, if you will later on be under time pressure (in an exam, for example) doing a similar task, consciously work and practise to reduce your time needed.

It was Sarita Subercaseaux, who later on, throughout my time there, was the high school's headmistress.

Later on, looking like time travelers, cool cats from Harlem show up in fedoras and spats, making everyone else seem hopelessly out of step.

Future research should focus on HPA axis function over time with the variation of pubertal timing through longitudinal follow-up, especially those originally classified as early pubertal timing and later becoming on-time pubertal timing.

An audience of 1.4 million tuned into makeover show Ten Years Younger: The Challenge on Channel 4 at 8pm, with another 161,000 watching an hour later on time-shift channel Channel 4 +1.

Later on, he reappeared, this time with a napkin.

When he spoke about this time later on, he said that he had always approved of the arts.