Sentence examples for rather than subsequently from inspiring English sources
On largely spurious charges of terrorism its leaders were either jailed or forced into exile, and the movement essentially eradicated.Sadly, rather than subsequently broadening freedoms, the ex-policeman crushed them, infiltrating watchful RCD party hacks into trade unions, university faculties and other once-independent institutions.
In Xenopus, inhibiting proliferation leads to disorganized yet functional eyes, but the time point of OCM completion was not analyzed (Harris and Hartenstein, 1991); it is possible that disorganization arose during OCM rather than subsequently during retinal neurogenesis.
The timing of these episodes (based solely on assessment dates) suggests that for the majority of clients the psychosis symptoms that were detected were probably also present at the PAS referral date and initial assessment rather than developing subsequently.
Average FEV1 and FVC were minimally influenced by grades A to C allocated by reviewer 1. Quality assessment of individual blows including EOT assessments should primarily be used as an aid to good quality during testing rather than for subsequently disregarding data.
"Hopefully sooner rather than later".
sooner rather than later.
Reply sooner rather than later.
The documents from the Cabinet Office and Foreign Office suggest that in March 2002 Mr Blair was concerned primarily about regime change rather than, as he subsequently said, weapons of mass destruction.
The idea of exclusive care or exclusive attachment to a preferred figure, rather than a hierarchy (subsequently thought to be the case within developments of attachment theory) had not been borne out by research and this view placed too high an emotional burden on the mother.
It is important to note that GeneMark-ET uses RNA-seq data to assist in automated training, rather than to also subsequently inform and influence predictions.
Furthermore, exposure to reproductive hormones (that is, estrogen or progesterone) has been shown to promote lobular rather than ductal differentiation, subsequently increasing the number of lobular cells at risk [ 9].
