Sentence examples for later to characterize from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it exemplified an attitude he was later to characterize as amounting to a kind of unacceptable "dogmatism" (WWK, 182).

Sequencing additional southern strains isolated in 2004 or later, to characterize the genetic relationships between northern and southern strains in greater depth, would be beneficial.

Subsequent reduction of PbTx-2 with tritium-labeled sodium borohydride allowed Baden and colleagues to produce isotopically labeled brevetoxin with sufficient specific activity for radioimmunoassays (Baden et al. 1984) and later to characterize the brevetoxin binding site in rat brain synaptosome sodium channels (Poli et al. 1986).

That approach later came to characterize how the agency created Super Bowl spots for clients like FedEx and Visa as well as PepsiCo.

These attitudes took shape in concord with a sense of personal autonomy that first was evident in Petrarch and later came to characterize humanism as a whole.

Computer simulations are later used to characterize the performance of the proposed methods under these impairments.

This profile was later refined to characterize the offender as a neo-Luddite holding an academic degree in the hard sciences, but this psychologically based profile was discarded in 1983 in favor of an alternative theory developed by FBI analysts concentrating on the physical evidence in recovered bomb fragments.

Similar arguments might be offered in the case of other general propositions, which together with negative propositions proved particularly resistant to 'reductive' analysis, and the rejection of the latter in favour of logical analysis, and later, linguistic analysis, came to characterize the next phase of analytic philosophy.

As the previous study examined the acute early phase of fibrosis, up to 2 weeks post-bleomycin, the purpose of the current study was to characterize later stages of segmental pulmonary fibrosis in the sheep model.

Thus common cause principles fail if one uses quantities D and E rather than quantities A and B to characterize the later state of the system.

He was the first to introduce 2D matrices to specify what is communicated in situations where conversational partners are partly ignorant or mistaken about the nature of the objects, kinds or properties their words pick out (1978), and he later extended his 2D framework to characterize the content of certain thoughts and attitude attributions (1981 19877; 1988).