Sentence examples for subsequently, there will be from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, there will be interactions with the health services, diagnosis, and ultimately disease progression, treatment choices, compliance, and mortality.

Subsequently, there will be a bias in the gene enrichment depending on how closely related a mouse is to the probe design reference.

Subsequently, there will be a discussion about the stress response and common reactions of individuals to difficult situations, and alternative attitudes and reactions will be discussed.

Subsequently there will be a discussion about coping with obstacles to doing the exercises (e.g., irritation, wandering mind) and attitudes that support the cultivation of mindfulness (e.g., not judging, letting go).

In the questionnaire, the payment cards will include the value 0, and subsequently there will be a question that differentiates so-called "protest zeros" (do not accept the question itself), from the inability to make the payment.

From 1 December, those over 18 who have lived in Wales for more than a year and subsequently die there will be presumed to have given consent to their organs being donated after their death, unless they formally register their wishes not to do so.

While the producers had initially announced the series would run to nine episodes it has subsequently been announced there will be 18.

But the lesson of the 1980s and 90s is clear: if Scotland has to live with decisions that it rejected at the polls, but which the rest of the UK adopted and subsequently imposed in Scotland, there will be a price to pay.

By recruiting women in weeks 18 20, it is envisaged that there will be very few women recruited who subsequently have a miscarriage or an intra-uterine death.

"The young guns really believe that if everything blows up, there will be a Republican president, a Republican House, and a Republican Senate," one of these GOP lawmakers subsequently said, "and they'll be able to do whatever they want".

He said: "There will be instances when individuals come to the notice of the security service or the police, but then subsequently carry out acts of terrorism.