Sentence examples for subsequently marked from inspiring English sources
Subsequently, marked improvements in education occurred.
When the paper subsequently marked the birth of a new royal by publishing a single, restrained paragraph, that itself became a talking point.
Peña Nieto took office on 1 December, replacing President Felipe Calderón whose single six-year term began with a military-led crackdown on organised crime and was subsequently marked by spiralling violence that has killed an estimated 60,000-100,000 people, as well as governability crises in drug war troublespots around the country.
Meanwhile, in Natal, Andries Pretorius defeated more than 10,000 of Dingane's Zulus at the Battle of Blood River on 16 December 1838, a date subsequently marked by the Boers as Dingaansdag ("Dingane's Day") or the Day of the Vow.
They were subsequently marked first with colour leg bands and finally with individually coded aluminium leg bands.
Peptide fragments that can be correctly processed by all three steps are subsequently marked as CTL epitopes (Fig. 1).
The company is starting to close all those stores now, and is subsequently marking down the prices of all sorts of electronic gizmos.
In recent years, we've also seen a lot of larger company funds and corporate investing flood the market — leading to companies like Fidelity getting into companies like Zenefits and Dropbox and subsequently marking them down.
Having donors fill out consent forms asking if they would like to be notified in the case of relevant findings and then subsequently marking biological samples would solve the dilemma that investigators like myself face when dealing with sensitive genomic data.
"Save the Last One" marked the final appearance of Pruitt Taylor Vince, whose character was killed off in the episode after Shane shoots him; this subsequently marks a turning point for him as a false protagonist.
A20 mediates the cleavage of K63-linked chains on RIP1, and subsequently marks RIP1 —through the attachment of K48-linked chains— for proteasomal degradation 51.
