Sentence examples for subsequently to support from inspiring English sources

Hence, more studies are needed to understand science teachers' ethical reasoning patterns, and subsequently, to support them to effectively implement SSI-based instruction.

Typically, these techniques discover a concrete workflow schema modelling all possible execution patterns registered in a given log, which can be exploited subsequently to support further-coming enactments.

ECM components are essential to stem cell maintenance and subsequently to support tissue regeneration [ 74].

The Bolsheviks, initially reluctant, attempted to prevent the demonstration but subsequently decided to support it.

(She subsequently came to support the death penalty, however; Betsey Wright told me that she had changed her position by the time executions became a reality in Arkansas).

In this system design, electrical grid is considered as a virtual energy storage system (VESS) where the surplus of PV production can be injected and subsequently taken to support the electrolyser.

CobraNet was subsequently enhanced to support and eventually require a switched Ethernet network.

A 300-strong Special Operations Task Group SOTGG) was subsequently deployed to support the Reconstruction Taskforce in April 2007, including a commando company group, elements of the SASR, and an integral combat service support team.

An extension to the workflow was subsequently added to support the CellNOptR model training function.

During germination and early seedling development, the overall loss of total soluble protein in cotyledons was 81.5 % by 45 DAI, indicating that the PBs of seeds are degraded and subsequently utilized to support the growth of germinating seedlings.

For example, one study conducted by the author found that a significant proportion of students who selected the correct answer to certain physiology-based MCQs on summative examinations were unable to correctly apply physiological principles to justify that answer choice when subsequently asked to support it with a written explanation (Carnegie, 2006).