Sentence examples for processes and after from inspiring English sources

If his lemon experiment had failed (and there are lots of ways for it to fail, as vitamin C is destroyed and denatured by many processes, and, after all, his sample size was extremely small) we would be left with a theory we now dismiss, and his experiment would seem irrelevant to us, and he would probably not be the poster-boy for clinical trials.

Figure 6 shows the SEM images of the electrodes after the first discharging and charging processes, and after 50 cycles (imaged in the charged state).

To characterize the reaction products formed during cycling, FT-IR spectra of the electrodes were collected after the first discharging and charging processes and after 50 cycles (obtained in the charged state).

Fig. 7 FT-IR spectra of the standard and Co3O4-nanofiber electrodes collected after the first discharging and charging processes, and after the 50th cycle (spectra collected in the charged state).

A total of 145 in vivo derived embryos were subjected to these processes, and after warming their morphological quality and integrity, and re-expansion was assessed after 0, 24 248 48, 72, and 96 hours of culture.

I started detailed measurements of these signals and compared them with computer simulations of the detector physics processes, and after some time it became clear that this strange signal shape was not some bizarre electronics effect, but was the result of the actual physics processes happening in the detector when a muon passes through it.

He began the process, and after saying his name and profession ("a doctor") he leaned forward slightly.

Watson nearly lost his life in the process, and, after the campaign, he was forced to scuttle Sea Shepherd.

Their saliva starts the fermentation process, and after they spit the chew into a large bowl, it takes two or three days to make a fairly powerful brew.

To address the health needs of these immigrants, we must improve access to care — beginning in detention, during the asylum process and after.

The Lions head coach, Ian McGeechan, said: "It is now a matter for the disciplinary process and after the conversation between the touch judge and referee following the incident, I think that is where it will go".