Sentence examples for subsequent buildup from inspiring English sources

The cost of financing the war with China in 1894 95 and a subsequent buildup of its army and navy raised Japan's public debt from 255,000,000 yen in 1890 to 506,000,000 in 1900.

The subsequent buildup of greater waste products can lead to further disturbances; more cells are liberated and cell cell adhesion becomes compromised.

Alternatively likely scenario involves a gradual rise in the lake level as the supraglacial ponds emptied into Lemthang Tsho and subsequent buildup of hydrostatic pressure which justifies eye witness account of time laps between these two events.

The first step consisted of endodontic treatment of element 17 and subsequent fiber post buildup and esthetic restoration on elements 11 and 21.

Iron assimilation is linked to nitric oxide synthase-2 production by the host and subsequent nitric oxide buildup.

A key task that allows us to evaluate the risk of geomechanical failure is the precise prediction of pore-pressure buildup and subsequent change in the state of stresses during and after the fluid injection.

To accommodate these bursts of methanol, methylotrophs must be poised to quickly adapt, capturing available methanol while preventing buildup of its subsequent toxic oxidation product, formaldehyde, as well as further downstream toxic metabolites such as glyoxylate and glycine [8] [9].

As Japanese experience has shown, however, the greater the debt buildup, the worse will be the subsequent pain and the more difficult the subsequent recovery.

"However even without the buildup to the vote and subsequent decision in favour of Brexit, it is likely that the housing numbers would have slowed during the second quarter of the year, following the rush in many parts of the country from buy-to-let investors to secure purchases ahead of the tax changes".

The subsequent blockage in β-oxidation caused a buildup of enoyl-CoA intermediates, which were converted to PHAs by an (R -specific enoyl-CoA hydR -specificJ4) and PHA synthase [PhaC1(STQK)] expressed from a plasmid DNA construct.

This causes a buildup of protons and a subsequent decrease in the ability of electrons to flow down the electron transport chain.