Sentence examples for originates after from inspiring English sources

"This was their latest attempt to do that, and once again it failed, as will any attempt to attribute work to Shakespeare that originates after 1604".

This split originates after the decarboxylation of α-ketogluturate to the conventional TCA intermediate, succinate, via (1) succinic semialdehyde (SSA) or (2) glutamate's conversion to 4-aminobutyrate (GABA) and then SSA [ 41].

Alternatively, the BEL/Pao subclass might only have originated after the origin of the mammalian clade.

The cell cycle requires the full complement of proteins that make eukaryotes complex [ 147], hence the cell cycle originated after the origin of mitochondria.

A large class of human miRNA genes are thus of very recent origin, 55% of all human miRNA genes having originated after the primate-rodent split.

Germán Yépez, an official with the National Electoral Council, said the measure originated after children were given names like Superman and Batman.

New tumours rarely originate after menopause, and existing ones usually regress at that time but do not disappear.

Last year, HBO announced it would take over five seasons of the show that could then be aired on PBS – where the show originated – after a nine-month period.

The idea for the program originated after the 2006 Olympics in Turin, Italy, where a dozen athletes were suspended from competition because of high levels of hemoglobin.

Freddie said loans that originated from 2005 to 2008 accounted for about a quarter of their portfolio of single-family mortgages, and loans originated after 2008 were more than half.

The higher fees will apply to borrowers taking out new mortgages and people seeking to refinance loans that originated after May 2009.