Sentence examples for mainly after that from inspiring English sources

Twenty-five cases occurred in the daycare center, all before May 13 (attack rate 55.6%), and 74 were community acquired, occurring mainly after that date.

Already, lawyers for plaintiffs have recently withdrawn more than 300 federal suits, mainly after finding that their clients could not produce adequate evidence that they took the drug.

Gayan-Ramirez et al. [ 78] showed that corticosteroid treatment in rats was highly linked with a reduction in IGF-I serum levels mainly after triamcinolone treatment that resulted from a decrease in IGF-I manifestation in the liver.

The semiconductor rectifier is error prone mainly after random flashovers that usually occur in separators.

(GP3, control and intervention) However, the majority of residents were very keen to participate in the trial: Resident: "I think I felt a bit more specifically looked after …they are mainly carers that are looking after you, not nurses, it's nice that somebody cares about this particular thing, and knows about it".

After that, mainly grammatical works appeared; the language was to wait for its renaissance (Renaixença) until the late 19th century.

We went out a few times after that, mainly to bars where he and his friends would drink shots before driving us home like an idiot in a very fast car.

The first year of Seedcamp saw mainly London companies, but after that they started to invest through mini Seedcamp in other European locations such as Paris or Berlin.

The health impacts related to chemicals in drinking water are mainly those that cause adverse effects after long term exposure.

Most relapses occur within the first 5 years after surgery and are mainly events that are triggered into growth from surgery.

In both editions of that book, I suggested that rice faded owing to the inherent unsuitability of the equatorial environment for its cultivation (mainly after Spencer 1966), and that early Austronesians were not entirely a population of avid rice cultivators but also contained subpopulations with maritime or foraging adaptations (as suggested by Sather 1995).