The first report of GII.17_2012 in GenBank is from Japan in February 2012; thereafter, such sequences in GenBank are mainly from human specimens in East Asia (South Korea, China Mainland, and Taiwan) and from surface water in Kenya [ 33].
His performance made him a star, and he was thereafter cast in leading roles in such quality films as The Glass Key (1942), Lucky Jordan (1942), Salty O'Rourke (1945), The Blue Dahlia (1946), and Two Years Before the Mast (1946).
Thereafter, state robes were constructed in such a way that in many cases the rank and position of the wearer could be determined by the presence or absence or disposition of the black spots.
The combination of large costs and zero climate benefits explains why the president argued in a recent radio address that the new rule would prevent "up to 100,000 asthma attacks and 2,100 heart attacks" in the first year, rising thereafter, presumably because of ancillary reductions in such other effluents as particulates, mercury and nitrogen oxides.
Thereafter, in 1987 and 1989, other food items, such as processed meat and fish, soymilk, milk products, other vegetables, Japanese suimono soup, pickled food, salted food, and sweet cakes, were added to the self-administered questionnaire to collect further dietary information.
While in graduate school and shortly thereafter, Lahiri published a number of short stories in such magazines as The New Yorker, Harvard Review, and Story Quarterly.
Queen Eleanor had died in 1290, Burnell in 1292, and Edward never thereafter found such good advisers.
Thereafter, processes such as synaptic pruning result in cortical thinning.
Thereafter, many authors initiated and studied many existing fixed point theorems in such spaces.
"What news was published thereafter in the acta diurna contained only such parts of the senatorial debates as the imperial government saw fit to publish," writes Frederick Cramer, in an article on censorship in Ancient Rome.
