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It is important to note here that while an exam-level effect may be surprising, the course content for the final examination was structured around events on the Geologic Time Scale; subsequently, understanding the relationship between geologic events on a linear scale is directly relevant for examination performance.
Hayden et al. [ 35] suggested that prognostic research should occur within a stepwise framework where identifying and testing prognostic factors is an important initial step towards subsequently understanding prognostic pathways.
Subsequently, understanding the epigenome and its key writer enzymes, methylases and demethylases, provided important insights into pathomechanisms of aging, cancer and inflammation.
However, the combustion chemistry of H2S is still poorly understood, and this lack of understanding subsequently leads to difficulties in the design of emission-control and energy-production processes.
Subsequently, comprehensive understanding of the terms is supported by their differentiation.
As it stands, Marchia's theory, especially in its particular details, "is neither an Aristotelian solution to the problem of projectile motion nor a new development on the road to early modern science; it belongs to a new (but subsequently undeveloped) understanding of motion" (Zanin 2006b, 81).
In 1906, Alois Alzheimer described the neuropathology of the disease that was to bear his name. 1 Subsequently, our understanding of Alzheimer disease (AD) has grown significantly.
Unfortunately, this controversy has subsequently distracted readers from understanding what Heidegger was really trying to do.
We subsequently focused our efforts on understanding Nod2 mediated cytokine responses downstream of B. burgdorferi.
However, subsequently, parents appeared capable of understanding and assimilating this information into their lives.
This, subsequently, further compounds the challenge of understanding the intraoperative tumor morphology.
