Sentence examples for which is thereafter from inspiring English sources
The central ridge marks the southern limit of deciduous oak, which is thereafter replaced by Q. lusitanica (Portuguese oak).
In "A rule-based data transfer protocol for on-demand data exchange in vehicular environment," H. Liao and W. Liao proposed a rule-based transfer protocol upon the so-called request-forward-reply mechanism for enhancing driving safety and efficiency under the situations of occluded view and traffic jam, which is thereafter validated by supportive simulations.
This can be attributed to the high protein content of this cereal, which is thereafter released into water.
DMSA is a water-soluble compound that forms a strong complex with Pb2+ in blood, which is thereafter secreted via the kidney.
On the other hand, activation of the complement cascade by blood coagulation can explain the initial increase in the proteolytic fragment of C4a, which is thereafter susceptible to consecutive proteolytic cleavages.
The type-A effect for both peptides indicates that bradykinin is generated at the beginning of the ex vivo intrinsic pathway [ 10] and then rapidly degraded to mainly des-Arg-bradykinin which is thereafter highly susceptible to further proteolytic cleavages.
In 1853 he obtained sole control of the firm, which was thereafter known as Tiffany & Co.
They are usually attempts to devise a standardised idiom out of a multiplicity of actually spoken idioms, which are thereafter downgraded to dialects".
In 1885 they formed their own company and 20 years later took over the Broadway Music Hall, which was thereafter popularly called "the Weber and Fields".
After the conclusion of World War II, the British government, seeking to honour participants in both World Wars, officially replaced Armistice Day with the new Sunday observance, which was thereafter known as Remembrance Sunday.
After filtering, the remaining variants may be reduced to a few family-specific variants, which are thereafter tested for segregation within the whole family.
