Sentence examples for with later developments from inspiring English sources

The key is that the original meaning of a broad principle such as the Fourteenth Amendment's guarantee of "equal protection of the laws" includes the expectation that its meaning will evolve with later developments.

Paul of Venice (1499) in a section of his Logica Magna as yet without a modern edition or translation, lists fifteen theories, supplementing Bradwardine's list of nine with later developments.

This paper is devoted to three stochastic least-squares (LS) modifications, which were originally proposed by Sjöberg (Least squares modification of Stokes and Vening Meinesz formulas by accounting for errors of truncation, potential coefficients and gravity data. Report No. 27, Department of Geodesy, University of Uppsala, 16pp). in 1984 (with later developments).

While each façade of Quattro Canti is pleasing to the eye, as a scheme it is both out of proportion with the limited size of the piazza and, like most other examples of early Sicilian Baroque, can be considered provincial, naive and heavy-handed, compared with later developments.

She underwent L4/5 spinal decompression to no avail and her symptoms continued to progress to affect both legs, with later development of upper limb, bulbar and respiratory muscle weakness.

However, given the highly dynamic nature of the IGRA response over time [23], [31], that probably reflects the variety of the underlying latent TB infection phenotypes [32], further prospective studies are needed to monitor conversion and reversion of IGRAs amongst contacts of infectious TB cases and their association with later development of TB.

Low intelligence coefficient (IQ) has predominantly been associated with later development of schizophrenia (reviewed in [ 5]).

Along with later development, Notch signal commits NSCs to an astroglia fate, while repressing neuronal differentiation [ 22].

Early-life RSV infection is associated with later development of asthma [ 39], making this finding particularly interesting.

Hospitalised episodes of lower respiratory infections are associated with later development of chronic lung disease [ 3, 4].

An unexpected finding of this study was that former but not current smoking was associated with ACPA and with later development of RA.