Sentence examples for latter occurrence from inspiring English sources

This latter occurrence would underrepresent the normal variability.

This latter occurrence was mentioned by AHWs working in small communities.

For the latter occurrence there were favourable judgements (Court of Modena 5/11/08, Court of Parma 2.4.04, Court of Rome 19/3/04, etc).

The latter occurrence, as stated by the authors, was ascribed to the fact that cells were exposed to chondrogenic medium for 7 days before implantation, but GAG accumulation does not begin until the second or third week.

The former indicates no existence of TC during the Philippine summer monsoon onset, while the latter signifies the occurrence of TC in every year of an 11-year sliding window.

The former participates in the concentration quenching mechanism because of cross relaxation processes, while the latter induces the occurrence of new non-radiative channels which are in competition with the energy transfer mechanism between Si-np and Nd3+ ions.

In the latter study the occurrence of all sepsis was found to be 2.5 cases/1000 inhabitants per year.

From the results shown in Figures 13 and 14, we can observe that our approach generally performs better in the latter where the occurrences of new connections are much more frequent than that of handoff connections.

(I asked the latter about this curious occurrence, and a representative told me that two researchers listed signed up for the data before working there; it's unclear why in that case the name I saw would list Facebook as their affiliation, but there you have it).

The proportion of minor epidemics is significantly lower in the completely connected graph compared to the low connected scale-free network (right and left panels of Figure 7 respectively), since this latter network facilitates the occurrence of early fade-outs.

Because the bumps are much briefer than the distribution of their occurrence, the latter sets the width of the impulse response (cf. the scales in Figs. 6C and 7B).