Sentence examples for subsequently pronounced from inspiring English sources

But the F.A.A.'s southwest regional office, which oversees American, subsequently pronounced the airline's scheduling practices as acceptable.

DCC Jon Boutcher said: "The man was taken to custody at Luton police station and became ill in his cell, where he was subsequently pronounced dead.

Balanchine subsequently pronounced the music undanceable, but Mr. Martins has done a fine job of capturing its energy and shifts of melody and rhythm.

The medical examiner in Preston County, where USP Hazelton is located, subsequently pronounced the former mob boss dead.

British response to Hay's promotion was generally positive, and Queen Victoria, after he took formal leave of her at Osborne House, invited him again the following day, and subsequently pronounced him, "the most interesting of all the Ambassadors I have known".

During the study phase, words that would subsequently be recognized elicited a more pronounced late positive potential than words that were not subsequently recognized.

The fact worthy of note in the current study is that the shortening of APTT is more pronounced in the group subsequently developing VTE.

Differences were particularly pronounced in patients who were subsequently rechallenged with platinum as third-line therapy after discontinuation of OVA-301.

Mice lacking CSE display pronounced hypertension and H2S was subsequently shown to be produced by CSE in endothelial cells where it suppresses leukocyte-endothelial cell interactions in the circulation, thereby regulating the immune response.

Rona wasn't laughing when Tom Roberts and George Nicolau pronounced the owners guilty, and Vincent subsequently relieved him of his duties ahead of the 1990 negotiations for a new agreement.

It is instructive that the fraction of essential genes as a function of PID shown in the inset to Fig. 4 has a well pronounced minimum around PID = 70% and then subsequently starts to rise for higher values of PID.