Sentence examples for subsequently shed from inspiring English sources

In much the same way, the slowly closing eye of "Blink" shuts "like canopy lowering to rain", the tear subsequently shed likened to the shape of a breaker, "un- / breaking across a round sea...".

He subsequently shed some of the weight (and his wife, Roseanne) and ventured out on his own.

Inhibition of proliferation, cell cycle arrest, increased motility, and altered adherence are aspects of the differentiated phenotype of villus epithelial cells, which withdraw from the cell cycle at the crypt/villus interface, migrate to the villus tips, and are subsequently shed by loss of contact with the epithelium and the underlying extracellular matrix.

Us Weekly first reported that Simpson was pregnant with her second baby in late November -- just seven months after giving birth to baby Maxwell Drew Johnson, on May 1. Simpson subsequently shed a well-documented 60 pounds as part of a $4 million deal she signed with the company while still pregnant.

Teff cells, on the other hand, are known to upregulate CD25 in response to activation, but then subsequently "shed" it into the tissue culture medium (Figure 3D, 0∶1 condition).

Virus is subsequently shed via nasal secretions, while cell-associated viraemia also occurs [ 13, 14].

Our study finds that both of these signaling pathways can regulate HER activation by stimulating ligand synthesis and, subsequently, shedding.

Clinical, epidemiologic, and laboratory-based investigations subsequently have shed much light on the mechanism of CBD.

Subsequently, cercariae shed by snails from all the F1 experimental groups were pooled, within co-selection line, and used to infect four more adult mice, as described above.

A numerical study was subsequently conducted, shedding further light on the strength, stress pattern, ductility, and local failure behaviour of the specimens.

Subsequently, it sheds light on the development of methods used for analyzing and characterizing gaseous and liquid products from these reactions.