Sentence examples for subsequently revisited from inspiring English sources
Ralston recalled a black raven that flew over his head on a daily basis, which subsequently revisited him in the form of a frightening hallucination.
Ogilvie proved a much stronger administrator and subsequently revisited many of the mining surveys of his predecessors.
Themes were subsequently revisited and initial responses verified in follow-up interviews.
The Hallmarks of Cancer framework was subsequently revisited by Hanahan et al. (21) and expanded to encompass additional areas suggested by subsequent cancer research (23).
Particularly mechanisms through which insight maybe enhanced require attention, as well as assessment of the best manner of ensuring maximum involvement of service-users in initial decisions relating to care which can be subsequently revisited dependent on individual preference.
These models were subsequently revisited by other authors who present empirical evidence that elastic similarity is restricted to ungulates with other mammals following either a geometric trend [ 77] or not clearly conforming to either the elastic or geometric theoretical models [ 85, 93, 94].
Being able to subsequently revisit with the parental couple this pictorial device, which clearly displayed the distress of their daughter, enabled them to face up to the scenario, to talk about the changes they wanted to put in place, and to discuss how they understood these changes.
Later, Burba revisited her source.
In view of global and regional developments, and the development of the 2006 NHP, the Ministry of Health realized that its first health financing policy, which was developed in 1996 and subsequently revised in 1998, needed to be revisited [ 13].
A marathon task Nein! Plus ça change Hot potato revisited Reprints Related items Economics focus: Hot potatoFeb 13th 2003The Castles-Henderson critique was subsequently published in the journal Energy and Environment (volume 14, number 2-3).
Subsequently, the Sun et al. DeepID face representation system is described, fast face detection is revisited, and the face is reconsidered as part of a complete 3-D object.
