Sentence examples for this latter article from inspiring English sources

This latter article has several unusual attributes.

EcfI was previously shown to be involved in siderophore (ornibactin) biosynthesis [ 32] (EcfI being named OrbS in this latter article).

In this latter article sensitivity and specificity of scintigraphy, in combination with echocardiography, were 100%and80%0%, respectively, but the clinical sample was limited, that is, 18 cases and 20 controls [ 23].

The Army refused to publish either of them (they will be made available through a Rutgers Biochemistry & Microbiology website. The latter article is reproduced in this issue (7).

Previous work on similar themes has appeared in publications including African Studies Review (2014) and South African Historical Journal (2012); the latter article was recently included in The ANC and the Liberation Struggle in South Africa: Essential Writings, ed.

It was made of a bunch of vegetables which Zeke brought from Charleston containing new onions, parsley, carrots turnips and a young cauliflower also a pound and a half of fresh (kosher) beef, the latter article sells for four dollars per pound in Charleston.

The former article is also available at the Berkman Center's Open Code site, a rich resource for information on the movement, while the latter article is the preamble to the book, "Open Sources: Voices from the Open Source Revolution". A defense of the movement may be found in Lawrence Lessig's "Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace" (distilled in relevant part in "Open Code and Open Societies").

(It is referred to as an "on-the-fly convergence check" in the latter article).

The realisability in the latter article is inspired by McCarty's and has the important feature that, as McCarty's for IZF, it is a self-validating semantics for CZF (that is, this notion of realisability can be formalised in CZF and each theorem of CZF is realised provably in CZF).

Coke and Asbury comment on the latter article saying, "St.

The recommendation given in the latter article was to use timed collections providing biomarker excretion rates.