Sentence examples for support thereafter from inspiring English sources

There are opportunities for customers to handle and compare merchandise, to reconnoitre the goods before making the final commitment, and also to seek support thereafter too.

When tested, using identical CVs, and just switching between male and female names, the "male" candidate was significantly more likely to be hired, paid more and offered more support thereafter by men and women alike, a type of behaviour that is called unconscious bias.

These problems have been controlled to a remarkable extent by improvements in vitrification solution design and perfusion technique, and as a result, we may now be poised at the brink of success with at least one model system, the rabbit kidney, and one kidney has already been vitrified, rewarmed, and transplanted with indefinite life support thereafter.

This approach resembles that in the House bill, which provided full support for all States for the first two years, and then 91% support thereafter.

The Royal Air Force was to provide a preliminary bombardment by 250 bombers and close air support thereafter.

Ventilator settings routinely used in our department consist of volume controlled immediately after intubation and pressure support thereafter.

Since the first space missions and supported thereafter by a multitude of space and ground-based experiments, it is well known that immune cell function is severely suppressed in microgravity, which renders the cells of the immune system an ideal model organism to investigate the influence of gravity on the cellular and molecular level.

Table 1 lists the primary and support activities (thereafter referred to as corporate activities) following Porter (1985) in the lines.

Number 18's father died when she was young and her family struggled to support her thereafter.

Thirdly, the index child (previously delivered child) might receive inadequate care and support which, thereafter, could lead to vulnerabilities to disease and malnutrition [ 4, 5].

During the Peloponnesian War (431 404 bce), they supported Athens; thereafter the town was weakened by civil strife.