Sentence examples similar to subsequent to instigating from inspiring English sources

To instigate bone formation, cells need to adhere and proliferate.

A sentence and subsequent parole decisions should take into account the fact that the criminals hoped to instigate terror, but that doesn't mean that the punishment should depend on how much attention a particular crime generated, whether the victims included movie stars or whether the assailants were a headline-magnet like Manson and his young, mostly female spellbound hangers-on.

The statement most definitely did not, as one of the subsequent speakers suggested, unequivocally state that Kelly was not the aggressor and that he did nothing to instigate the orgy of violence which killed him.

"They are a design to instigate fantasy.

It was easy enough to instigate.

And continued to instigate and followed us after we left!

It also forbids anyone to "instigate, encourage, or condone" them.

We unveil a more refined, nuanced categorisation of institutional work within efforts to instigate regulatory change.

That tells you that you have to instigate changes instantly.

Any of these solutions costs money to instigate and requires ingenuity and research to implement.

Recently Pseudomonas aeruginosa was shown to instigate CBG cleavage with release of free cortisol in vitro.