Sentence examples for thereafter questions from inspiring English sources

Thereafter, questions on satiety were asked at 15-min intervals for 90 min, until immediately prior to consumption of the first ad libitum meal at 12.30 (T = 90).

Immediately thereafter, questions were asked about the usability of the mobile phone, the mobile phone application and the measuring of blood pressure, along with the other questions in the cognitive interview.

Thereafter the questions put to him by his circle have been, he says, very challenging.

One question asked was, "If the program was suspended, why did M.L.B. fail to inform Congress of this suspension during the 2005 hearing, or at any time thereafter?" Other questions sought details about whether players who had tested positive in 2003 were informed in 2004 that they would be tested within a certain period.

Thereafter, some questions were rephrased for clarity and others rearranged to facilitate logical flow of the discussion.

For example, clinicians often asked in the first part of the consultation about substance dependency and directly thereafter introduced questions relating to clinical symptoms.

Indeed, when Delap struck Stoke's second, the game had turned on its head and thereafter the question seemed to be not whether Spurs could salvage an equaliser but how long it would be before Stoke added a third.

Thereafter, the question turns to the triggers.

Thereafter, the question of future control of India lay chiefly between the French company (reorganized and renamed the Compagnie Française des Indes in 1720) and the English company; both companies backed or opposed warring native rulers and exacted payment from them for financial support and for arming and drilling the native sepoy troops in the European manner.

Thereafter, one question appeared: does the thermal-equilibrium model still work well for the substrates with misorientation angle smaller than 15.8°?

"The success of Inchon was so great and the subsequent prestige of General MacArthur was so overpowering," Collins later recalled, "that the Chiefs hesitated thereafter to question later plans and decisions of the general, which should have been challenged".