Sentence examples for state that subsequently from inspiring English sources

The Eyring pre-exponential term, A (s 1), contains the dimensionless transmission coefficient, κ, which represents the fraction of molecules achieving the transition state that subsequently proceed to products.

Upon such approval, the State educational agency shall approve the use of such assessment in any other local educational agency in the State that subsequently requests to use such assessment without repeating the process described in subclauses (I) and (II) of clause (iii).

Possibly, the influence of TGFβ secreted by astrocytes drives pericytes towards their α-SMA expressing state that subsequently leads to less BBB inductive functions.

Before the ACA took effect, in the states that subsequently added to their Medicaid rolls, 9.6percentt of low-income people newly diagnosed with cancer were uninsured.

Epistatic interactions between individual replacements involving deleterious mutations seems to follow a parsimonious model of evolution in which genomes hold pre-compensating states that subsequently tolerate deleterious mutations.

More recently, Zeta-Jones has discussed her own tussles with a high-vaulting emotional state that was subsequently diagnosed as bipolar disorder.

PU.1 (SPI1) has been ascribed a central role, but most recent evidence indicates that its function is permissive, establishing a chromatin state that is subsequently available to other regulators [ 54].

We have extended this hypothesis by incorporating the following events: (4) the presence of nematocysts is an ancestral state that was subsequently lost in more derived lineages, (5) the piston was gained in the most recent ancestor of Erythropsidinium and Greuetodinium, and (6) the lense region or 'hyalosome' of the ocelloid was multiplied in the most recent ancestor of Greuetodinium.

After the fall of the Tang dynasty (618 907), it became the capital of the independent Chu state (927 951) that subsequently fell to other regional powers until being incorporated into the Song dynasty (960 1279).

A footnote in the memoir states that Seacole subsequently "saw much of Miss Nightingale at Balaclava," but no further meetings are recorded in the text.

The time trade-off (TTO) method is commonly used to elicit values for health states that can subsequently be used in the calculation of quality adjusted life-years (QALYs).