Sentence examples for which could thereafter from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, additional purification steps, such as one- or two-D gel electrophoreses, were necessary to obtain at least semi-purified protein, which could thereafter be subjected to nanospray MS/MS fragmentation sequencing [ 26].

On the basis of the rich host pathogen interactome data that were being generated for other viruses in similarly executed RNAi screens, we had anticipated discovering novel host factors that repress virus productivity, which could thereafter be targeted for a therapeutic gain.

Miller et al. [ 13] using the slow-growing Desiree, Record, Foxton, and Golden Wonder cultivars found that a combination of 1 mg L−1 Gandand 0.1 mg L−1 NAA effectively increased the number of nodes which could be cultured thereafter.

Serum sMICA declined slightly thereafter, which could be due to tumoricidal effect of gemcitabine or due to the suppression of proteinase gene expression.

If the latter, under the Anti-Injunction Act the court should hear the case and rule on it only after someone has actually been forced to pay the penalty for violating the mandate, which could occur only in 2015 or thereafter.

Submissions from the law firm Mishcon de Reya, which represents the remaining 21 claimants, insist these were "binding promises" and not simply "statements of present intention which could be abandoned at will or subjected to unheralded conditions thereafter".

They were asked to practice an additional two times per week during the first month, and three times per week thereafter (minimum of 30 minutes per session), which could be home practice or additional classes at their school.

This was a wild place, where lived unruly, rebellious people – the sort of landscape which could harbour the English renegade, Hereward the Wake, and centuries of bolshiness thereafter.

It is well known that blood shifts headward immediately after exposure to a microgravity (μG) environment and thereafter decreases in volume to adapt to the environment, which could affect cardiovascular hemodynamics and associated regulatory mechanisms [ 1, 2].

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