Sentence examples for which subsequently acted from inspiring English sources

"Perhaps this gave an indication of my presence and this was delivered to the intelligence service which subsequently acted in an attempt to hand me over," he said.

This further supports the hypothesis that ancestral beta-keratin genes were located on the ancestral microchromosome 25, which subsequently acted as a hotspot for tandem segmental duplication of turtle beta-keratin genes.

The effect is ascribed to the formation of calcium fluoride particles at a very early stage of the reaction, which subsequently act as substrates for heterogeneous nucleation of DCP, thus increasing the number density of DCP crystals and reducing their average size.

Content schema layer: A flexible enterprise wiki engine allows all stakeholders to define arbitrary content schemata (somewhat similar to Wikipedia's info boxes [74]), which subsequently act as templates for information instances.

The leader sequence contains binding sites for the posttranslational modifying enzymes which subsequently act upon the core peptide.

A-to-I RNA editing results from modification of an adenosine to inosine, which subsequently acts as would a guanine in terms of translation, splicing, and in the formation of secondary structures (reviewed in Mallela and Nishikura 2012).

CRF, in turn, induces the secretion of adrenocorticotrophic hormone (ACTH) from the pituitary, which subsequently acts on the adrenal glands to cause an increase in the circulating levels of glucocorticoids (e.g., cortisol in humans and corticosterone in rodents) (Lee et al. 2001, 2004).

Angiogenesis is initiated by local activation of genes encoding diffusable angiogenic factors, or by the release of vascular growth factors which subsequently act on local microvasular cell populations, as well as by a decrease in local angiostatic factors, including interferon beta [ 14].

Box-and-whisker plots of linear distances (in km) between parasite nests (that is, failed nests at which a female subsequently acted as a parasite) and host nests that were parasitized (n = 60 dyads) and between parasite nests and all other nests in the study area (n = 1762 dyads).

Distributions of linear distances (in km) between parasite nests (that is, failed nests at which a female subsequently acted as a parasite) and host nests that were parasitized (black bars, n = 60 dyads); and between parasite nests and all other nests in the study area (white bars, n = 1,762 dyads).

A hallmark of tissue injury is the turnover of extracellular matrix components, which can subsequently act as DAMPs.