Sentence examples for markedly later than from inspiring English sources
Down-regulation of RGC-specific mRNAs, which are sensitive early indicators of RGC viability [ 10, 16, 43], occurred subsequent to axonal changes at the ONH and markedly later than in retinas subjected to NMDA-induced somatic excitotoxicity.
The median age at admission of neonates with extreme hyperbilirubinaemia was 2 3 days for the two maternity hospitals, and 3 4 days for the two paediatric hospitals, and was not markedly later than for neonates without extreme hyperbilirubinaemia at admission (median of 2 days at both maternity hospitals, and 3 days at both paediatric hospitals).
These definitions of epidemic and dry periods were decided a priori and were based on scrutiny of the seasonal pattern of dengue across the study period; in HCMC, these periods were shifted (a priori) 1 month later (May January and February April, respectively) to account for the fact that the trough in dengue incidence occurred markedly later in HCMC than in other provinces.
A 2007 study of ice baths found that young men who completed a punishing 90-minute shuttle run and then eased themselves into a frigid bathtub (with the water cooled to 50 degrees Fahrenheit) for 10 minutes reported feeling markedly less sore a few days later than a control group who did not soak.
No later than tomorrow, sure.
And marriage occurs later than ever.
He got there later than promised.
My wife usually sleeps later than me.
"No later than the end of '90.
Certainly no later than June.
