Sentence examples for term subsequently from inspiring English sources

The term subsequently migrated to computers.

Initially coined to refer to "influential anti-democratic coalitions within the Turkish political system," the term subsequently spread to Egypt … and now, believe it or not, to the good old USA.

However, she later clarified to Elle UK that she identifies as "pansexual" and Google searches for the term subsequently spiked.

Two groups (A and B) go through this course each term subsequently.

This term subsequently became a useful reference point for clarifying participants' definitions of terms and phrases.

Indeed, the findings of both the Diabetes Control and Complications Trial (in patients with type 1 diabetes) (18, 19) and the UK Prospective Diabetes Study (in patients with type 2 diabetes) (20) that therapies that reduce the progression of retinal disease in the short-term subsequently reduce CV outcomes after long-term follow-up support this possibility.

In summary, the baseline MA file contained 2421 terms, from which 5 pairs of terms were subsequently merged and 1 term was deleted.

Hence we adopted the contrastive procedure described above by firstly "subtracting" generic terms from extracted terms, and subsequently subtracting keywords obtained in the period 2004 2005 from the sample of keywords obtained in 2009 2010.

Early in President Obama's term, we subsequently learned, its agents stripped him of his personal BlackBerry and provided him with a more secure version.

But the crucial political question is whether the party in its third term, and subsequently under a different leader, will remain true to the core New Labour programme based on rights and responsibilities; wealth creation and social justice; increased investment coupled with reform and modernisation of our public services and opportunities for all our people and not just the privileged few.

Use of the term metalloid subsequently underwent a period of great flux up to 1940.