Sentence examples for thereafter maintained from inspiring English sources

It has to be modified, joint by joint, muscle by muscle, and thereafter maintained in its artificial state.

In 1592 he invited English actors and dramatists (notably Thomas Sackville) to Wolfenbüttel and thereafter maintained a troupe at his court.

Succeeding Quay as Republican boss of Pennsylvania in 1904, Penrose thereafter maintained a firm grip on state affairs that was broken only temporarily in 1912, when Progressives, led by former President Theodore Roosevelt on the national level, succeeded in challenging his authority.

The sterile molten CMC and xylan media were thereafter maintained at 45 °C in a water bath.

Our finding indicated that the perfusion (10 ml/min) and on-off cyclic compressions mechanical stimulation (10% strain, 0.5 Hz, 4 times/day, 2 h/time with 4 h of rest thereafter) maintained the viability and promoted the proliferation of hBMSC over 2 weeks.

Instantaneously at time t > 0, the temperature of the plate and the species concentration are raised to Tw(> T ∞ ) and Cw(> C ∞ ), respectively, which are thereafter maintained constant, where Tw and Cw are the temperature and species concentration at the wall, respectively, and T∞ and C∞ are the temperature and species concentration far away from the plate, respectively.

VPA reaches peak plasma concentration within one to four hours and thereafter maintains the concentration for four to 14 hours [12].

P. falciparum prevalence in Dedza increased with age from approximately 35 60% in the years 1 4, thereafter maintaining a stable level of between 50 and 60% (Figure 5a).

The Tam-resistant cell lines TAMRM and TAMRT were generated by continuous exposure of MCF7 and T47D cells to increasing doses of Tam up to 10 μM and 6 μM, respectively, in complete DMEM and thereafter maintaining them in presence of 10 μM and 6 μM Tam.

From a clinical point of view, a strategy directed at monitoring and thereafter maintaining plasma substrate levels in the normal range for both glucose (4 6 mM) and FFA (0.2 0.6 mM) as well as stimulation of glucose oxidation, promises to be the most optimal metabolic reperfusion treatment following cardiac ischemic episodes.

From a clinical point of view, a strategy directed at monitoring and thereafter maintaining plasma substrate levels in the normal range for (glucose 4 6 mM; FFA 0.2 0.6 mM), and at stimulation of glucose oxidation, seems to hold the most promise for optimal metabolic reperfusion treatment following cardiac ischemic episodes.