Sentence examples for latter matches from inspiring English sources
Notice that the latter matches the Fed's inflation target.
Juan Martin Hernandez may have overdone it in Argentina's latter matches, but the drop goal is every much a part of the game's history as a try: in days past, it was actually worth one point more than a try.
These cells oxidize glucose and D-glyceraldehyde respectively 2-fold and 30% more than lowly responsive beta cells: the former corresponds to their previously reported 2-fold higher Gck activity [2], the latter matches their overall higher glycolytic capacity – since D-glyceraldhyde enters at the level of glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate, independent of Gck [16].
The latter matches the hydrogen-atom abstraction barrier reported by Gauld et al.
The latter matches found with the D. discoideum proteins corresponded to parts not characterized as catalytic sites or effector domains.
Compared to the Bacteroidetes DNA barcode, the loss in specificity observed with the Firmicutes DNA barcode is due to the fact that the latter matches 97.38% and 32.76% of sequences belonging to the Fusobacteria and Cyanobacteria phyla, respectively, using the RDP-II database (Table 2).
The latter match the big orange shipping containers, called etoy.TANKS, that take the etoy show on the road.
The former lakes postdate megadroughts of the Medieval Warm Period, whereas the latter match the Maunder Minimum of the Little Ice Age.
Her dress had a white skirt, puffed sleeves and a pale blue bodice, the latter matching the leather slipper peeping beneath the hem of her skirt.
(That latter match was notable as the first time for years when all England's goalscorers smiled broadly and sweetly while celebrating, rather than screaming in anger at the crowd, a sense of innocent excitement rather than irritating entitlement.
On Wednesday, he made 32 off 14 balls, then backed that up with 74 off 46 on Friday, the kind of innings Yorkshire paid for when tempting him away from, Northamptonshire, his opponents in the latter match, last winter.
