Sentence examples for subsequently articulated from inspiring English sources

However they subsequently articulated concerns about what remained unknown – if they were not in preterm labour then what did cause the symptoms that they experienced?

For example, it was noted that some parents did not participate in discussion initially but as the discussion proceeded they seemed to be prompted by hearing the way others expressed their views, and subsequently articulated their own views within the group.

Timaeus calls these manifestations "traces" (53b2) of the four kinds, and states that even as inarticulate traces, they tended to behave in the ways in which the subsequently articulated kinds would come to behave by necessity: each trace type would gather to its own region, with the heavier to one region and the lighter to another.

American insurance coverage follows their BMI-based surgical criteria, and at least 9 reiterative guideline sets have subsequently been articulated by medical societies worldwide, all limiting surgery to persons with a BMI >40 kg/m, or >35 with complications such as T2DM.

(2) He insists on the necessity of beginning a reflection on the classification of the sciences with a purely methodological criterion, but only to articulate subsequently a more adequate content-related distinction to replace the customary Naturwissenschaft/Geisteswissenschaft pair (Rickert 1962, 11).

Clinical ALI development knowledge from ICU physicians were articulated verbally and subsequently written mathematically in terms of linguistic variables and rules.

We subsequently completed a memorandum of understanding, which articulated the responsibilities and benefits of study participation, with each participating community.

This audio file presents the utterance 'annyong' (hello) articulated by the keeper and subsequently by Koshik, the elephant.

It also articulated, in concert with UNICEF and an HRBAP expert, the five core principles that subsequently guided the evaluation: normativity, participation, non-discrimination, accountability and transparency.

— lacked articulated answers.

"New values are being articulated".