Sentence examples for subsequent developments of a from inspiring English sources

All these language groups are subsequent developments of a still earlier parent language for which there are, again, no written records but which can be reconstructed as Proto-Indo-European (see Indo-European languages).

First, the invading cell attached to a potential entotic cell causing a deformation of its plasma membrane and a subsequent development of a cavity under the invading cell.

Gallo helped establish that HIV caused AIDS, and he contributed to the subsequent development of a blood test for its detection.

Through an investigation of the litter problem and subsequent development of a product vision, we plan four scenarios for robotic cleaning.

It is important to elicit these rules during the analysis and design stage, since the captured rules are the basis for subsequent development of a business constraints repository.

Although social anxiety disorder (SAD) is strongly associated with the subsequent development of a depressive disorder (major depressive disorder or dysthymia), no underlying biological risk factors are known.

Continuous therapy with an angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitor has been shown to have a glomerular vasodepressor effect in the newly diabetic rat and to largely prevent the subsequent development of a severe, sclerosing glomerular injury.

The creation of a reliable geological-evolutionary model proved to be a key tool for subsequent development of a numerical model, capable of elucidating the main factors and parameters controlling slope instabilities.

It involves the development of a set of empirical correlations for CAV and the subsequent development of a composite distribution for the probability of exceedance of the damaging threshold of 0.16 gs.

The operation of a small-scale packed column working under non-wetting condition was investigated to provide insight and design data for the subsequent development of a liquid metal irrigated packed bed gas scrubber.

Induction of angiogenesis and subsequent development of a vascular bed in engineered tissues is actively being pursued through combinations of physical and chemical cues, notably through the presentation of topographies and growth factors.