Sentence examples for the subsequent passage from inspiring English sources

Some judges acknowledged this in court, saying they believed not that officers had lied, but rather that they had failed to recall an event accurately, perhaps because of its brevity, a limited vantage point or the subsequent passage of time.

The Glorious Revolution of 1688 and the subsequent passage of the Bill of Rights, followed a decade later by the Act of Settlement, finally – and for good – ended any pretensions that a monarch might have to absolute rule and cemented the separate functions of crown, parliament and courts.

In the subsequent passage we learn that this unchanging paradigm is the intelligible animal that contains all other intelligible animals (30c-d).

4 decision by the corrections department to finalize new regulations for conducting lethal injections and the subsequent passage of a ballot measure intended to expedite executions.

The internet law was complemented by the subsequent passage of a statute that granted the legislature greater control over the judiciary, lending these developments the air of a power grab.

The subsequent passage of the Voting Rights Act, with the very real possibility of ardent segregationists having to face a black electorate for the first time, meant the Southern Democrats' days were numbered.

The nasal-wash samples were used for intranasal inoculation of the ferrets for the subsequent passages 7 through 10.

Strikingly, the MAMM virus was started to restore its fitness in the subsequent passages (Fig. 6A).

To investigate which quasispecies would become dominant in the subsequent passages, sequencing analysis of bacterial clones containing the PCR fragments from p1, p3 and p5 was performed.

The morphology of hMSC from different sources displayed a homogenous spindle-shaped population and maintained a similar morphology during the subsequent passages.

For the subsequent passages: after 2 3 days, cells reached confluence and needed splitting.