Sentence examples for much later hour from inspiring English sources

On at a much later hour than Jekyll, it has a suitably increased level of horror: Marlott's quest begins when he discovers a child's corpse in the Thames made from a patchwork of several bodies.

When methylated xanthines were administered to the laboratory animals in active phase (human "morning), as if they had a cup of black coffee, their body clocks' timing returned to that of an earlier time of day... when [they] were given toward the evening hours, once again there was a dramatic reaction, only this time the body clocks' timing altered to that of a much later hour.

The thylakoid membranes then lost their parallel pattern and the contrast with the background, becoming wave-like at much later hours (Figure 6E and 6F). Figure 6 The transmission electron micrographs of thylakoid.

In Siberia, Pacific swifts feed at dusk to much later hours than the common swift, sometimes until midnight, and migrants have been seen flying with bats in the Philippines.

It was not much later — an hour before dark, probably — that Christopher and the cat paused, surprised, at a turn in the road, because a house was ahead.

The total internalized LDL does not reach equilibrium until much later (6 12 hours) which is surprising considering cholesterol reaches a quasi-steady state around half an hour in to the simulation.

In experiments 6 and 7, H2aq also ended up near the red line; however, both reached it much later (at 17 hours; that is, only 4 hours before the glucose was depleted).

The decline of serum lactates was observed much later (after 24 hours).

There were non-significant trends towards an immediate increase of IL-1β and KC (murine equivalent to IL-8) followed much later at 18 hours by another non-significant trend toward an increase in IL-1β.

In contrast, MDA-MB-468 cells, which have lower COX-2 and are less invasive, start tubule formation much later, at approximately 30 hours, and exhibit significantly fewer microvascular channels at 48 hours than do MDA-MB-231 cells.

Known in Italy as spaghettata di mezzanotte, a late-night meal for revelers who are famished, sometimes it is served much later, in the wee hours of the morning.