Sentence examples for subsisted after from inspiring English sources

Pre-existing disturbance in sensitivity in the trigeminal area of the face subsisted after surgical intervention.

Over halfway through the fest and I m vowing to subsist after I get home on seaweed and brown rice.

As pericytes are more resistant and grow faster than endothelial cells, hardly any endothelial cells subsist after the first passage.

White describes this as a disastrous fall: "Thus fell the considerable and well-endowed priory of Selborne after it had subsisted about two hundred and fifty-four years; about seventy-four yeafterfthe the suppression of priories alien by Henry V., and about fifty years before the general dissolution of the monasteries by Henry VIII".

Like many villages in the Austrian Alps, Kaprun subsisted from farming until after World War II.

What if they weren't any good as live performers after having subsisted for so many years in mothballs?

After graduating from Cambridge in 1982, Fry subsisted off of sporadic roles in television shows until 1984, when he was asked to revise the script of Noel Gay's 1937 musical Me and My Girl.

According to Crescas, the soul is a substance in its own right; it can be separated from the body and subsists after the body's death.

Results obtained showed that the inhibition efficiency (IE%) increases with increasing the immersion time reaching its maximum value after 1 h, IE% slightly decreased and subsisted at reasonable values at least during the studied 20 h.

After renouncing his administrative role for the bishopric, Christian subsisted on the plunder he had taken and on French, Dutch, and English subsidies.

At the end of the Ramayana, a golden image of Sita is subsisted for the real Sita to be on side of Rama in sacrifices, after Sita's abandonment by Rama when her chastity is questioned by his subjects.