Sentence examples for subsequently shorten from inspiring English sources

It was the first time to utilize Kombucha as a production culture to biosynthesize tubular BNC materials and subsequently shorten the incubation time efficiently.

Such function in ER positive breast cancer cells, where TOX3 expression is high, could promote tumour enlargement, invasion of nearby tissues, seeding of lymph nodes which would subsequently shorten the time until death or distant metastasis.

Differences observed between provinces in the intervals depicted in Figures 2 and 3 for colorectal cancer patients suggest each cancer agency could learn from another to shorten the intermediary care intervals and subsequently shorten the overall diagnosis to first radiation/chemotherapy interval.

The region was subsequently shortened, probably in a northeast southwest direction, with most shortening accommodated in the seismically reflective, probably oceanic part of the crust, and little or no shortening in the block-faulted, and extended continental crust.

That was subsequently shortened to one year, to which he again was cool.

The ANA was founded in New York City in 1896 as the Nurses Associated Alumnaee of the United States and Canada; in 1901 the organization incorporated in the state of New York, broke away from Canada, and subsequently shortened its name to the Nurses Associated Alumnaee.

We also found high 24 h total sleep time close to onset that subsequently shortened over time.

We interviewed the first 7 case-patients by using a standard trawling questionnaire, which was subsequently shortened and used to test hypotheses in a matched case control study.

We subsequently shortened the approximately 900 bp to determine a good secondary structure of an appropriate length and then compared our results with the known pre-miR482/2118 sequences for S. lycopersicum and S. tuberosum from miRBase (supplementary fig. S4, Supplementary Material online).

By imposing a much heavier sentence for an assault on a member of a statutorily specified minority than on an elderly person whose life may subsequently be shortened by the shock, we have again created legally privileged sections of society".

External fixation techniques with or without intramedullary nailing (IMN) were used in 26 bony segments in 20 patients (10 males and 10 females) who had been treated for benign bone tumours and subsequently developed shortening, deformity or other complications.