Sentence examples for the latter instance of from inspiring English sources

Dressed up as a nesting doll for Halloween in 2012 and 2013, the latter instance of which was the last fucking straw for Anna and forced her to act on her long-standing threat to leave you for Derrick Jones, who, coincidentally, was cast as the Nutcracker twice: There, there.

It's almost compulsory to point out that John Betjeman once described it as "one of the wooden wonders of the world" and "the cathedral of Middlesex" (in the latter instance, to the Guardian's own Simon Jenkins, apparently, when they visited in 1963).

In the latter instance, a case of legionellosis was reported as listeriosis because the data field included the phrase "Specimen Delivery: UNIT LIST," and LIST is the disease code at UPMC for Listeria.

In the latter instance, the benefits of waiting are offset by the risks of significantly prolonging invasive ventilation.

In the latter instance, the calculation of epididymal sperm content may be more indicative of the germ cell loss.

In the latter instance, the insertion of the Nup53 C-terminus into the hydrophobic phase of the membrane would result in displacement of lipid head groups and reorientation of the hydrophobic lipid side chains, bending the lipid bilayer into a convex shape and inducing membrane curvature necessary to form and stabilize the pore (Antonin et al, 2008).

In the latter instance, the degree of spiral artery modification is significantly lower than in PE or IUGR.

In the latter instance, the directed delivery of antigens to DCs greatly amplifies the efficiency and magnitude of the T cell response to peptides and protein antigens relative to nontargeted antigen [16] [18], making it attractive to use directed antigen delivery to analyze the function of DCs in establishing memory in a naïve animal using defined antigens and maturation stimuli.

Had the sign of the coefficient for migration been reversed in the latter instance, this would have been an indicator of endogenity of migration to HIV.

Examples of the latter instance are the p53 mutations (noted above) that were not found in peripheral blood from RA patients or joint tissue from OA patients.

In the latter instance, the proportionate reduction in cases of pneumonia or fatal pneumonia is used as a proxy for the proportion of cases or deaths due to the targeted bacterium, or specifically, Hib and/or pneumococcus.