Sentence examples for subsequently retained from inspiring English sources

He subsequently retained the post of chairman of the BSPP, remaining the country's preeminent leader.

Planning has been effective, because the federal government purchased and subsequently retained ownership of all the land.

Resigning the chancellorship shortly after an abortive antigovernment coup (the Kapp Putsch of March 1920) during which the cabinet, with the exception of the vice-chancellor, had left Berlin, he was subsequently retained in the governments of Hermann Müller and Joseph Wirth as minister of the treasury and vice-chancellor.

We investigated the ability of the three photocatalysts to inactivate Fusarium solani (F. solani) spores, and the subsequently retained inactivation by-products.

The flag was subsequently retained as that of the Republic of India.

The benchmark was subsequently retained by Austria, adopted by Yugoslavia, and retained by the states that emerged after its dissolution.

Firstly, its tills and systems are clearly able to identify non-VAT transactions and subsequently retain the equivalent of VAT.

The ability of a large moon such as Titan to subsequently retain a substantial atmosphere for billions of years depends on a delicate balance between surface gravity, atmospheric molecular mass, and solar heating.

The thermal stability of HPCMs is enhanced by the strong interaction of hydroxyl groups of sugarcane bagasse with phenol formaldehyde resins, and subsequently retains the highly ordered structures with pore size distributions centered at 0.5 and 3.2 nm.

Thus, the core mechanism of unconventional secretion of FGF2 is based upon three discrete steps with (i) PI 4,5 P2 dependent oligomerization of FGF2 at the inner leaflet, (ii) insertion of membrane spanning FGF2 oligomers into the plasma membrane and (iii) disassembly at the outer leaflet mediated by heparan sulfates that subsequently retain FGF2 on cell surfaces.

The decision to focus the work on these sections is based on the fact that the infrastructure of these and particularly the older sections, have undergone a smaller degree of change and subsequently retain their original routing and geometry and a far higher number and variety of heritage elements more intact.