Sentence examples for subsequently small from inspiring English sources
Subsequently, small environmentally conscious parties came to hold the balance of power, resulting in greater prominence for environmental and other social issues.
Newer rotating hinge implants can be utilized in complex revision total knee arthroplasties when appropriately indicated, but their outcome data is very difficult to interpret due to the strict and varied indications for use and subsequently small number of procedures performed.
Thus the FC during IM is subsequently small in magnitude as compared to the GCM.
Whereas deletion of N-Myc by Prx1-Cre caused formation of small misshapen limb buds and subsequently small skeletal elements and syndactyly [25], loss of c-Myc had little or no consistent effect on limb bud size and shape (Fig. 7IB, IIIB), but affected the initial expression of Sox9 and Runx2 at limb bud stages (Fig. 2A', 7IVJ, N) and resulted in small skeletal elements as described above.
Subsequently, small tissue fragments were enzymatically dissociated.
Subsequently, small LE− fragments were excised from the exposed basal endometrium.
Subsequently, small-scale models of current industry manufacturing systems were developed and adopted to assess the increases in polio- and rotavirus output by multiple stable knockout cell lines.
She also had a sprinkle for her second daughter, but said that each affair has been subsequently smaller.
Particularly, semiconductor or metal NCs embedded in SiO2 dielectric layer of a metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor may replace SiN x floating gate in conventional Flash memory devices, allowing for thinner injection oxides, and subsequently, smaller operating voltages, longer retention time, and faster write/erase speeds [1 3].
Subsequently, small-angle X-ray scattering described the NTR of yeast Msh6 as an unstructured tether to PCNA, providing a flexible linker between the protein and PCNA [10].
As expected, upon an increase in the RyR leak, the SR calcium content was decreased by 38% (at 1 Hz), leading to reduced SR calcium release and subsequently smaller calcium transients.
