Sentence examples for subsequently class from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, class I diTPSs facilitate the ionization of the diphosphate group and often additional cyclization and rearrangement reactions [ 23- 25].

What is more, charms employ motifs and formulas found in church liturgies or benedictionals, and whether we subsequently class them as charms or as something else may well depend only on the context in which they are recorded or the circumstances of their use.

Class volumes were refined by projection matching and subsequently classes with similar class volumes were merged.

Finished down the track in his first two starts in Australia, but there were valid excuses each time and subsequently his class has shone through with a Listed second at Flemington (lost on protest) and a tough win under a big weight in the Herbert Power at Caulfield.

Subsequently, these class I integrons might induce the dissemination of STM resistance to other wastewater bacteria through horizontal mobile gene transfer, which might then be maintained even under higher doses of STM (Mokracka et al. 2012; Masarikova et al. 2016; Said et al. 2016; Stalder et al. 2013; Nemec et al. 2004).

Subsequently, each class was further stratified using a set of well-defined prognostic clinicopathologic variables.

Subsequently, best class separability was assessed by visual inspection of displayed features values against the type of tissue they belong according to previous manual analysis.

Subsequently, a class assignment for each single microarray in the training or test set was done by combining the output of the five models (Tables 4 and 5).

Subsequently, some Class II procedures were stopped if very severe fibrosis was encountered, the complication risk was significant, and clinical success had been achieved.

Subsequently, a class I enzyme, kaurene synthase (KS), converts ent-CPP to ent-kaurene via a complex bicyclization and ring rearrangement reaction (recently reviewed in [ 8, 9]).

Subsequently, a class I diTPS may convert LPP through cleavage of the diphosphate group and may also catalyze the additional hydroxylation at C-13 to form sclareol (4).