Sentence examples for rate subsequent to from inspiring English sources

Included in this was the effect of cooling rate subsequent to hot rolling on precipitate formation in the ferrite phase.

Synchronization treatments did not influence ovulation rate subsequent to fixed-time natural mating, but a higher pregnancy rate in synchronized than non-synchronized llamas warrants critical evaluation of the effects of follicular status on the developmental competence of the contained oocyte.

It is of interest that the increase in systemic recurrence rate subsequent to wound complication was seen across all three prognostic NPI groups and was of a similar magnitude (Table 3).

Preliminary data indicate slight increases in response rates subsequent to implementing the lottery.

Fan incision rates, subsequent to major times of resedimentation after each glacial advance, are between ∼19 and 57 mm/year.

At the Ft. Lewis site, TCE mass discharge rates subsequent to remediation decreased to ~ 3 g/day for TCE and ~ 3 g/day for DCE ~ 1.8 years after remediation.

The only exception to this observation in our preliminary results were the very divergent eukaryotic polypeptidic ACCs, which formed an independent clade probably induced by a long branch attraction artifact due to the acceleration of evolutionary rates subsequent to the polypeptidic fusion of ACC.

We also examined whether disparities in readmission rates changed subsequent to reform, hypothesizing that minority groups in Massachusetts might stand to benefit the most, as they are at increased risk for readmissions 4 and made the most gains in terms of insurance coverage.

Mortality, moulting frequency, and biofilm accrual (proxy for feeding rate) were recorded subsequent to a 7 d post exposure period.

The rate of classification subsequent to the training is more than 92%. Figure 31 shows several face examples, and Table 4 presents experimental results.

In fact, AKI research has largely focused on the proximal S3 segment (see Figure 2A), which shows the highest rate of death subsequent to these types of acute insults.