Sentence examples for resources and subsequently from inspiring English sources

Techniques must undergo regular quality assurance both during development (in the research setting) and in subsequent laboratory and clinical use; marker validation requires time and resources and subsequently convincing the professions to apply them.

All these delays could limit the availability of resources and subsequently impact the system performance.

However, sudden increasing of workload on a host may result lack of resources and subsequently SLA violations.

The formation of VSNs and the collaboration of their heterogeneous smart nodes require middleware frameworks able to efficiently manage the underlying differentiation in terms of software and hardware resources and subsequently hide it from the applications.

However, evaluating medical demand and representing it quantitatively is necessary in order to arrive at an accurate assessment of resources and subsequently a desirable distribution of health resources.

MacLean and Bell [30] observed more divergence for correlated traits when they assessed the growth of Pseudomonas fluorescens populations evolved in an environment with one limiting resource, and subsequently tested the correlated response in almost 100 alternate environments.

As the iteroparous males can fertilize eggs faster than the semelparous females produce them, females could be considered to be a scarce resource and subsequently be in demand, increasing the pressure on males to advertise quality.

In order to copy, individuals must both observe an individual eating a resource and subsequently find that resource.

The BKM-react reconciliation protocol first generates InChI strings from the original structure (mol) files provided by each resource, and subsequently attempts to match these, considering differently protonated forms of the same compound to be the same, and merging them accordingly.

While the British public have on the whole been mildly seduced and intrigued by the extravagant wealth involved, for Russian people, who feel it was their resources stolen and subsequently argued over in London, the case has generated significant anger and resentment.

The sustainability of first-mover advantages depends on the initial resources captured by the pioneer and the resources and capabilities subsequently developed, relative to the quality of those held or developed by imitators (Lieberman and Montgomery 1998).