Sentence examples for later prolonged from inspiring English sources
At the start of the new term, she asked for three months' sick leave with pay, which she later prolonged.
During the collection of blood samples for laboratory analysis (as described later) prolonged bleeding at injection sites was conspicuous.
However, the initial apoptosis and later prolonged growth arrest phase in vitro is more than doubled in cells treated with Aza and Bz and this correlated with p21CIP1, Ki67 and P-Rb levels in viable growth-arrested cells.
The rapid initial increase in susceptibility was contemporaneous with the exposure of deeper layers in the epithelium, and the later prolonged increase in susceptibility occurred contemporaneously with epithelial regeneration.
The later-onset EPS usually occur after prolonged treatment and present as tardive dyskinesia (TD).
Clumps of people later began prolonged ovations at even mundane statements, like "Because I was president for eight years.
The doomed flight, carrying 94 people - 68 of them Iranian journalists assigned to cover military exercises in the southern port of Bandar Abbas - was scheduled to leave Tehran's Mehrabad airport at 7am, but did not depart until seven hours later following prolonged efforts to solve mechanical problems, according to local media.
The majority of the respondents pursued the track that they were initially advised to, be it vocational or academic, but some students did modify their tracks during secondary education or later by prolonging their studies into higher education.
A second pulse 24 h later would prolong the total TGF-β1 exposure time to at least 48 h (exogen plus endogen TGF-β1) and in this period more matrix can be deposited.
Though their abortive offensive inflicted much damage and upset the Allies' plans, the Germans spent too much of their strength on it and thereby forfeited whatever chance they had had of maintaining prolonged resistance later.
Later, there was a prolonged custody battle with Merrill over their adopted son, Michael.
