Sentence examples for subsequent to the completion from inspiring English sources

It is interesting to note that subsequent to the completion of this study, another project has been completed that suggests that the assumptions behind the second hypothesis were not correct.

Isotropic consolidation commenced subsequent to the completion of specimen saturation by increasing of the effective confining pressure (p'c).

For example, respondents' Cognitive Skills are measured contemporaneously and are likely influenced to some degree by experiences subsequent to the completion of their formal education.

"Subsequent to the completion of the Acquisition, ARM will be delisted from the London Stock Exchange as of September 6, 2016 (GMT) and will cease to be a listed company".

Accordingly, subsequent to the completion of the work done by Nikolaisen (2010), which constitute the initiation of this report, maximum fiber content limits in shotcrete were proposed by the Norwegian Concrete Association for inclusion in the relevant Norwegian Code (Norwegian Concrete Association Publication No. 7 2011; Sørensen 2012).

Subsequent to the completion of Brotherly Love I felt that name was a mouth full so I dropped the JR.

The governor's order said no drilling permits could be issued until completion of the final standards "subsequent to the conclusion of the public comment period," meaning July 1 at the earliest.

Model validation was carried out subsequent to completion of the model calibration and the estimation of proper kinetic parameters.

The country-specific adaptation process can occur either within the same study if relevant countries are included initially or subsequent to completion of the initial translation, if an existing translation needs to be adapted for a new country identified later.

The inter-trial interval (ITI) was 500 ms. Participants completed 30 trials of a one-item VWM task, subsequent to completion of the sensorimotor control task.

Subsequent to completion of the stress intervals, tissues were harvested, frozen in liquid nitrogen and kept at -80°C.