Sentence examples for subsequently young from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, young people gain no experience of being independent before they have to do it for real, on their own.

Subsequently, young and aged ADSCs were transplanted into the bone marrow of osteoporotic mice (OVX-SAMP8) to evaluate their bone formation ability.

Subsequently, young patients with unilateral upper limb atrophy have been classically labeled "brachial MMA" or simply "MMA," which in fact represent cases of HD.

Detailed histology was initially undertaken on the majority of mice from the older cohort after which progressively younger age groups were studied until a very low tumour occurrence had been identified, after which histology studies were performed on smaller numbers of mice from subsequently younger age groups.

Overall, we found that the short-term effects of shrubland management and habitat disturbance on birds are minimal and subsequently allow young birds to colonize and breed.

Subsequently, the young spermantangial branch divides laterally or transversely to give rise to primary spermantangial filaments (Figure 10B).

Subsequently, a young Thelemite named Raoul Loveday moved to the Abbey with his wife Betty May; while Loveday was devoted to Crowley, May detested him and life at the commune.

Subsequently several young psychiatrists from Europe petitioned to join the research group.

Subsequently, two young men with undetectable estradiol levels due to mutation in the CYP19A1 gene (this gene is responsible for converting androgens to estrogens) were identified [ 4, 5].

Subsequently, her younger sister, Robina, was coerced into a marriage which ultimately led to divorce.

He had friends throughout the sport, acquired over an 11-year career with the National Football League NFLL) and many years subsequently helping younger and less fortunate players find their way.