Sentence examples for one and subsequent from inspiring English sources
The 49-year-old returns to management almost 18 months after leaving his last post at Nottingham Forest and succeeds another former City Ground boss in O'Driscoll, who oversaw the Robins' relegation to League One and subsequent poor start in the third tier.
The trend for Germany though, resulting from a study of Fraunhofer IWES mentioned in [6], sees the replacement of conventional units with converter-based ones and subsequent decline of short-circuit power levels.
Using the same key intermediate 301, HDP-PMPDAP (2,6-diaminopurine) alkoxyalkyl prodrugs 321a and its 2-amino-6-cyclopropyl analog 321b were synthesized by Valiaeva et al. Thus, purines were reacted with 1,3-dioxolan-2-one, and subsequent alkylation with alkoxyalkyl tosylate 301 afforded the desired alkoxyalkyl prodrugs 321 (Scheme 98).
The process of mechanotransduction mainly involves three steps: mechanosensing, conversion of mechanical signals into biochemical ones and subsequent signal propagation [ 15].
In these larvae DAF-16a::GFP remained in the nucleus, both on day one and during subsequent days of starvation.
Specimens were considered positive for HCV antibody if the optical density to cutoff ratio was greater than or equal to one on initial and subsequent testing".
In my experience one concept and subsequent Art Action leads to another.
Co-expression of such constructs in one cell and subsequent FRET measurement in the relevant subcellular structure allow calculation of intermolecular FRET.
Autocorrelations (correlations between consecutive or subsequent observations) measure the extent of linear association between one response and subsequent responding, thereby providing insights into the consistency and predictability of behaviour [ 8, 25].
In addition, several anionic fragments, indicative for the existence of large CuI frameworks, were detected: [Cu14I15]− is the largest one and under subsequent elimination of CuI units all of the subsequent fragments down to [CuI2]−.
Every such process features two different stages, a fast one and a subsequent slower one.
