Sentence examples for subsequently expansion from inspiring English sources
Subsequently, expansion of MI and progression of microvascular obstruction have been demonstrated, even after reestablishing flow to the occluded coronary artery [30].
This resulted in increased recognition for a pharmacist's role, and subsequently, expansion of service scope: " I was able to demonstrate that if you had good pharmacy service, you actually save nursing time… That results in better patient care.
Subsequently, when expansion became possible, the town quickly broke free of its medieval mold, and each new development was built adjacent to, rather than on top of, its predecessor.
The epiblast subsequently undergoes considerable expansion of cell numbers prior to gastrulation.
Restraining this thermal expansion, subsequently introduces restraint forces, which are not present in the structural element prior to heating.
Four weeks after treatment, histological analysis indicated that the hydrogel was absorbed, and the injection of BMSCs with hydrogel had increased cell retention and vessel density around the infarct, and subsequently prevented scar expansion compared with BMSCs injection alone.
Temporally controlled chemical inactivation of the Hh pathway indicates that Hh-mediated antero-posterior (AP) specification occurs early during limb regeneration and that Hh is subsequently required for expansion of the blastemal progenitors.
Decreased PIN polarization results in increased lateral auxin flux and, subsequently, increased lamina expansion in the leaf width direction.
This could subsequently lead to expansion of the ACPA repertoire (35) and progression toward chronic synovial inflammation.
The AB subpopulation then arose from a small number of cells derived exclusively from one of the two clones in the AA subpopulation, and subsequently underwent rapid expansion.
The diverse NIPs should have arisen from three ancestral genes, and subsequently species-specific expansion of this subfamily has occurred to a great extent.
