Sentence examples for later with mass from inspiring English sources

Eighteen years later, with mass shooting after mass shooting after mass shooting, Columbine no longer ranks as one of the country's 10 deadliest shootings.

Thus, Aristotle was misled into equating force with velocity rather than, as Sir Isaac Newton was to show much later, with (mass times) acceleration.

Non-functioning tumours generally go unrecognised and present much later with mass effects.

The adsorption kinetics of various analyte systems is later combined with mass transport in the porous sensing region to determine the sensor response times of the two different flow schemes.

To determine if Cz can effectively hydrolyze fungal GlcCer in vitro, 8 µg of purified Cn GlcCer were incubated with 200 mU/mL of Cz for 1 hour at 37°C, then visualized on TLC (Figure 8B) and later measured with mass spectroscopy (Figure 8C).

Three major malaria-related interventions (IRS with DDT and later with Deltamethrin and mass ITNs distribution) were carried out by the government within the study period.

In cases of subcutaneous metallic mercury injection, patients usually present weeks to months later with an inflammatory mass at the site of injection.

Postpartum weight retention increases with greater gestational weight gain [ 8, 9] and gestational weight gain is positively associated with later body mass index (BMI) [ 10].

Anthropometric evaluation consisted of weight, height, hip and waist circumference (WC) with later body mass index (BMI), waist to height (WHtR) and waist to hip (WHR) estimations.

Based on past experience, we should not be surprised to see a booming expansion in the science and engineering workforce over the coming years primarily due to expanded visas, followed 5-10 years later by a new bust with mass layoffs and poor career prospects that discourage American students to pursue studies and careers in these fields -- followed by renewed claims of "shortage".

The unambiguous confirmation of isotopes in stable elements not associated directly with either uranium or thorium followed a few years later with the development of the mass spectrograph (see mass spectrometry) by Francis William Aston.