Subsequent entry restrictions in the United States reduced this flood.
A subsequent entry dismisses a hostile review of Civilization by another critic, Alex von Tunzelmann.
His subsequent entry into electoral politics is presented in the movie, persuasively enough, as a result of the fraying of this concord.
They have played a pivotal role in improving access for the poor, but they now have the responsibility to continue serving the patients who have indirectly facilitated their expansion and subsequent entry into more lucrative international markets.
José Carreras's glory days, when his clear, warm young voice thrilled listeners across the globe, are behind him, but his successful battle with cancer and subsequent entry into one of the most successful classical-music franchises of all time (the Three Tenors) have inspired many who used to love him for his sound alone.
The social revolution taking place among the nation's twentysomethings is being driven by a rise in the number of women attending university and their subsequent entry into the better paid professions, notably the law: around 63 per cent of solictors under the age of 30 are female.
However, Mr Rajoy did not say he would seek to block an independent Scotland's subsequent entry to the EU.
It inhibits the envelope protein neuraminidase, blocking release of viral progeny from infected cells, preventing subsequent entry into uninfected cells [7].
The constructs contain several sites for phosphorylation that could improve its degradation and subsequent entry into the MHC class I pathway.
The structure protein Erns of CSFV assists in the initial attachment of the virus to the host cell and its subsequent entry.
Subsequent entry of heavy metals in the living system can create a chain of physiological, biochemical and genetic changes that are concern from public health viewpoint.
