62. From intelligence sources, the following facts have been established subsequent to 11 September; for intelligence reasons, the names of associates, though known, are not given.
This is because the pigment and cone cell fates are established subsequent to the photoreceptor-cell fates (Ready et al. 1976; Wolff and Ready 1993).
However, present data are clearly inadequate to differentiate if the STI-associated communities precede, are co-transmitted with or are established subsequent to STI.
While the initiating event leading to joint contractures, prolonged immobility, or pathology of the connective tissues can be established, subsequent events and progression towards pathology are neither understood nor well documented.
Virtually all extant populations in Canada, southeast Alaska, and northern Washington State were established subsequent to the last glaciation which began 70 60 thousand years ago and reached its greatest extent 23 18 thousand years ago (Pielou 1991).
Although Frege used his inconsistent axiom, Basic Law V, to establish Hume's Principle, once Hume's Principle was established, the subsequent derivations of the Dedekind/Peano axioms make no further essential appeals to Basic Law V. Following the lead of George Boolos, philosophers today call the derivation of the Dedekind/Peano Axioms from Hume's Principle 'Frege's Theorem'.
With the creation of the creed, a precedent was established for subsequent local and regional councils of Bishops (Synods) to create statements of belief and canons of doctrinal orthodoxy the intent being to define unity of beliefs for the whole of Christendom.
As the accuracy of the improved BS models was established (Figure 9), subsequent investigation was conducted using DRAIN3DX.
When eradication was established on two subsequent visits further control examinations were scheduled at yearly intervals.
Following the divergences of atricapilla and borin, a sub-Saharan distribution was established, with a subsequent divergence between dohrni (Gulf of Guinea Island endemic) and abysinnicus (broad Afro-tropical distribution).
