Sentence examples for posterior study from inspiring English sources
Vedanta, which deals with the later portion of Vedic literature called the Upanishads, is called Uttara-Mimamsa ("Posterior Study") or Jnana-Mimamsa ("Study of Knowledge").
Hence, more efforts towards the development of affordable models allowing the collection and posterior study of Brc cells are necessary.
A posterior study suggested that DHEA acted differentially on T and B lymphocytes, since it significantly inhibited proliferation of T cells, but, on the other hand, increased B cell mitogen pokeweed mitogen (PWM) effect on PBMC [ 75].
In a posterior study, the same research group reported that extracts from Mandevilla illustris were able to completely inhibit the activity of the Crotoxin B, the basic Asp49-PLA2, isolated from Crotalus durissus terrificus venom [ 41].
In a posterior study, Kim SH and colleagues compared the effect-site concentration of remifentanil required for Streamlined Liner of the Pharynx Airway (SLIPA™) and Laryngeal Mask Airway SoftSeal (LMA SoftSeal ™) insertion in adults during a TCI of 3.5 μg.mL−1 propofol.
Posterior studies confirm these findings.
This was confirmed in posterior studies again in Mozambique, but also in Angola and Guinea Bissau [ 26, 32, 33].
However, posterior studies revealed the presence of autochthonous M and N lineages all along the southern route, from South Asia [ 16- 21], through Malaysia [ 13] and to Near Oceania and Australia [ 22-26]].
Most likely, the human DNA comes from handling of the Myotragus bones during its excavation and posterior morphological study.
Although most work on Drosophila genital evolution had been focused on the posterior lobe, studies of genital trait, and especially those with better understood roles in copulation, will provide a more global view of genitalia evolution.
The authors studied 13 groups of muscles in healthy subjects including the three parts of the deltoid (anterior, middle and posterior) and studied their activity in a FIT-HaNSA protocol representing different every-day tasks (Hawkes et al. [2012]).
