Sentence examples for thereafter in the same from inspiring English sources

As Wright (1929) pointed in JASA, ignoring the issue is a valid solution if "it may be assumed that the dynamic forces will continue to operate thereafter in the same manner as they have been operating during that period".

"There's some evidence to suggest that females mate immediately after giving birth," says Stewart. "This is pure speculation, but it's possible that the females could give birth in the nursery habitat and then mate shortly thereafter in the same area".

At the end of the demo, Robinson told the crowd that there would be another demo in April, and then every month thereafter, in the same location.

He held the post until some time before 576, being appointed as comes sacrarum largitionum ("Count of the Sacred Largess") thereafter; in the same year, he also led an unsuccessful embassy to Persia to end the ongoing war over the Caucasus.

The first report of this resistant organism was in 1961, shortly after the introduction of methicillin, and MRSA outbreaks became quite prevalent soon thereafter in the same decade.

In an effort to confirm these findings, we not only introduced defined concentrations of NAADP by intracellular dialysis, but thereafter in the same way we introduced caged NAADP (56) into the cells and released NAADP in a controlled manner by flash photolysis.

The corresponding patient sample number 1 (S1) was, thereafter, examined in the same manner for IgG and IgM antibodies against Rickettsia spp. S3 was not used in this study.

93), speaking of this same method, says, on the authority of others, that what was once a copper mine gave out, and that long thereafter iron appeared in the same mine — "the iron which is now used by the inhabitants of Poplonium". 121 Meineke conjectures that Strabo wrote "aunt" instead of "goddess"; cp.

Length - 2,500m First used in 1996 and thereafter always used in the same direction.

Thereafter we assessed in the same way whether the differences between the two sexes remained upon adjustment for confounding by sociodemographic factors.

Thereafter, applying the same argument as in the proof of Theorem 2.1, we obtain the desired result.