Sentence examples for subsequently outline from inspiring English sources

In the following, we first sketch the CEGARTIX approach from [21] for skeptical acceptance under preferred semantics and subsequently outline the PrefSat approach [82], implemented in the ArgSemSAT system, for enumerating all preferred extensions.

For each developmental outcome, we subsequently outline why it is deemed important, why we expect maternal PPD to have a negative effect on the outcome, what has been found regarding to the effect of PPD on this outcome in previous studies, and finally what our study may add to the results of any previous studies.

Subsequently, outline depiction, area filled with unique hue of the cells and hue shift in the background of the image were carried out.

Independent research by Nuffield Trust, subsequently outlined the scale of the financial challenge.

This group subsequently outlined a role for Notch signaling in M. bovis BCG-mediated up-regulation of cyclooxygenase-2 (COX2) (Bansal et al., 2009) and matrix metalloproteinase-9 (MMP9) (Kapoor et al., 2010), an effector molecule that participates in cell motility during inflammatory responses.

Turnbull subsequently outlined the Coalition's position that it would oppose the ETS introduced to Parliament by the government, but would be open to negotiating an amended version.

In brief, a semi-automated method based on Montreal Neurological Institute tools was used to create brain-only masks, and trained operators subsequently outlined the brain parenchyma on each section, eliminating pixels corresponding to the skull and meninges.

First, two frozen sections were stained for proteolipid protein and MHC-II, to select the active demyelinating areas, which were subsequently outlined with a scalpel on the tissue block.

Subsequently, we outline a range of practical ethical approaches to manage potential pitfalls and guide the participation of research team members who have insider connections with the research setting.

This study demonstrates the importance of matching a cell support/biological matrix with a cell type and subsequently has outlined parameters which can be used for the rational selection of biomaterials for bone engineering.

The present review first describes the history and clinical background of the two anomalies; subsequently, it outlines reproductive dysfunctions existing in both disorders and, finally, tries to define clinical features of the syndrome.