Sentence examples similar to subsequent to failing from inspiring English sources
We've made these mistakes, and we will not make a subsequent one by failing to own up to our wrongdoings.
For that purpose, the post hoc stipulation of the parties as to the legal cause of the accident in a subsequent prosecution for failing to stop is irrelevant.
The proposed element is implemented in the general finite element code for damage analysis of R/C structures IDARC and is validated against experimental results involving R/C column and frame specimens failing in shear subsequent to yielding in flexure.
Subsequent incubation of failing cardiomyocytes with the catalytic subunit of protein kinase A (PKA) resulted in a further reduction in Ca2+ sensitivity, indicating that the effects of both PKC isoforms were not caused by cross-phosphorylation of PKA sites.
Additionally, fines may be issued to firms failing to comply.
Therefore, the failing myocardium is much more susceptible to negative inotropic effects because of a blunted contractile reserve subsequent to decreased sympathetic sensitivity or a negative force-frequency relation.
There has been more interest in combination treatment, with five subsequent small trials all failing to find a benefit for bupropion plus NRT compared with NRT alone, albeit with widely different study populations and smoking phenotypes 5– 9.
Mr Shapps did not respond to the criticism but, in a subsequent tweet, accused Mr Miliband of failing to address any of the Budget's main proposals in his response in the House of Commons.
Although the media blamed Haringey social workers and Shoesmith for failing to intervene to protect Peter, subsequent inquiries showed that Metropolitan police officers and Great Ormond Street hospital doctors had all made serious errors.
(To set yet another record straight, Frank Rich made a good faith effort to correct his FEMA-friendship error within a subsequent column but was castigated for failing to follow procedure and put the fix at the bottom of his piece, following the word CORRECTION.
