Sentence examples for subsequently it could from inspiring English sources

These results indicated that non-invasive optical DO detecting systems could well monitor the evolution of DO in an aerobic microbial culture, and subsequently it could be potentially adopted as a process control parameter for process regulation.

Subsequently, it could be controlled by amiodarone and overdrive pacing, and finally it resolved completely after 2 months.

Subsequently, it could be demonstrated that cells undergoing apoptosis, but not viable cells, carry the same OSEs in their membranes, which is consistent with the fact that oxidative processes are known to be triggered during apoptosis [6,7].

Despite the inquiry being designed to "avoid blame", the then foreign secretary, David Miliband, subsequently claimed it could blame "whoever it likes".

With relevance to this, we were aware of an earlier published observation that the yeast mt-leucyl tRNA synthetase (NAM2) possessed generic RNA binding capability (Labouesse et al, 1987; Herbert et al, 1988) and subsequently that it could suppress non-cognate mt-tRNA mutations in yeast (Montanari et al, 2010).

However, if you've already had a smart meter fitted, the bad news is that in many cases if you subsequently switch supplier it could lose all its "smartness" and become just like the perfectly good meter it replaced.

Subsequently, it was found that adipokines could modulate inflammatory processes.

Subsequently, it was demonstrated that AI could lead not only to hypertension, but also to T2D [ 7].

Amazon could build its own proprietary internal support network on Biba's platform; potentially, it could subsequently offer this out as a service on AWS.

His career has subsequently drifted and though it could revive now Pearce, whose faith in Mancienne was not widely shared, has just taken him to Nottingham Forest, he is a long, long way from England recognition.

The purchase price would be less than a normal ticket's, but it could subsequently rise or fall (with the customer either paying more or getting money back) depending on oil-price flucutations between the purchase date and the flight date.