Sentence examples for most subsequent developments from inspiring English sources

Bicycle manufacture survived, but most subsequent developments took place in Britain.

Indeed, although such theories come in different logical guises, they are sufficiently similar to be recognized as a common basis for most subsequent developments.

Most subsequent developments were in larger systems such as Lamping et al.'s 6 mL working volume Rushton turbine, sparged bioreactor (Lamping et al., 2003).

The following example illustrates this point, motivating most of the subsequent developments.

Most of the subsequent development of this subject was in terms of the continuum theory.

In conclusion, by using humidified-warm CO2 for laparoscopic insufflation in a mouse model, we demonstrated that core temperature is more easily maintained during surgery, peritoneal damage and inflammation are reduced, and, most importantly, the subsequent development of peritoneal metastasis after surgery is lowered compared to conventional dry-cold CO2 insufflation.

This document has been noted as a landmark in the development of international space law; like most subsequent space-law agreements generated by the United Nations, it remains in effect today among participating countries.

Most subsequent psychotherapies have stressed in their theories of causation aspects of earlier, maladaptive psychological development that had been missed or underemphasized by orthodox psychoanalysis, or they have incorporated insights taken from learning theory.

Subsequent developments have severely shaken that belief".

Subsequent developments showed that it did not.

Most subsequent mathematical works refer to them.