Sentence examples for manner and subsequently from inspiring English sources

We began the process in this manner and subsequently introduced restrictions on certain terms to improve the search specificity.

However, the impact of plastic bags does not end with the death of one animal; when a bird or mammal dies in such a manner and subsequently decomposes, the plastic bag will again be released into the environment to be ingested by another animal.

In contrast, overexpression of Mfn-1 or Mfn-2 produces an imbalance in mitochondrial dynamics in a dose-dependent manner and subsequently the perinuclear clustering of the entire mitochondrial network.

At the outset, all patients were treated in a conservative manner, and subsequently so-called step-up approach was carried out [ 27, 28].

Samples containing as few as 1 10 cells can be isolated in this manner, and subsequently used in microarray experiments (Kamme et al, 2003; Seshi et al, 2003).

First, we researchers do not need to specify in an a priori manner and subsequently test the aging features that we believe participants should use to judge age, limiting researcher bias.

To address this issue, we here construct several chain-like 1D nanostructures by stitching zigzag-edged triangular graphene nanoflakes with different manners and subsequently oxidized at edges.

The SR/CR trait was found to be inheritable in an autosomal dominant manner and has subsequently been bred into over 2000 descendants in several inbred mouse strains.

During mouse pre-implantation development, extra-embryonic primitive endoderm (PrE) and pluripotent epiblast precursors are specified in the inner cell mass (ICM) of the early blastocyst in a 'salt and pepper' manner, and are subsequently sorted into two distinct layers.

Two zebrafish strains, C32 and SJD, were generated in this manner and were subsequently inbred for a number of generations (Johnson et al. 1995; Nechiporuk et al. 1999; Streisinger et al. 1981).

In a time period of less than one hour, the kinetochore recruits more than 40 mitotic components in a hierarchical manner and then subsequently disassembles these proteins to return to an interphase state.