Sentence examples for that subsequently becomes from inspiring English sources
The phrase "that subsequently becomes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or transformation that occurs after a certain event or condition. Example: "The caterpillar undergoes a metamorphosis that subsequently becomes a butterfly."
If an animal steals your camera and takes a photo that subsequently becomes world-famous, there's bad news: the US Copyright Office has ruled that the picture can't be copyrighted - so anyone can use it for free.
Other environmental parameters may also induce the initial lesion that subsequently becomes infected by water molds (Kiryu et al. 2002; Noga et al. 1996; Udomkusonsri and Noga 2005).
Alternatively, the deletion of microvessels results in the depletion of the tissue-specific stem cell niche that subsequently becomes prematurely exhausted and unable to maintain organ function [ 59, 60].
Underlying the vitelline layer is a structureless zone that subsequently becomes filled with chitin and protein, resulting in the formation of the mechanically resistant middle layer of the shell.
Furthermore, although slowing ongoing deposition or clearing pre-existing deposits in preclinical stages of AD might be predicted to have some clinical benefit, there is a reasonable possibility that Aβ aggregates trigger downstream events that contribute to neurodegeneration that subsequently becomes self-sustaining.
This correlation suggests either that origins and tRNAs/LTRs are located together in the genome at places that subsequently become fragile sites or that genome breakage and subsequent rearrangements result in origins and tRNAs/LTRs coming together.
The Observer Ethical Awards 2009 reserve the right to make any changes that subsequently become necessary.
The Guardian Charity Awards 2015 and its administration reserve the right to make any changes that subsequently become necessary.
In 1974, after decades of authoritarian rule, a left-leaning faction of the Portuguese military led a coup that subsequently became known as the Carnation Revolution.
In some copies, there were different forms of TIR extension, including internal duplications, recruitment of the final piece of the TPase-encoding ORF into the TIRs and secondary TE insertions in one TIR that subsequently become part of both TIRs.
"This marked a new phenomenon in higher education, one that subsequently became central to student life".
