Sentence examples for Preceding either from inspiring English sources

Preceding either, there is focal induction by the end bud of type I collagen-rich connective tissue and extracellular matrix on its flank (Fig. 1b) and in the clefts that indent the tip when two new end buds form (not shown).

Sleeve gastrectomy (SG) was initially used as the first stage preceding either duodenal switch or gastric bypass for treating morbid obesity in high-risk patients [20].

A notable cleavage site is present preceding either the last or the penultimate residue of the sequence when the peptide backbone extends well beyond those residues as in Lfc8, whereas with Lfc7, there may not be enough of a peptide extension to have proper interactions with the same endopeptidase.

Further studies have dealt with anxiety disorders preceding either BD or SZ.

For example three people fell more than four times within a week, each imminently preceding either death or hospital admission.

Thus, the drinking measures used in this analysis (PDA and DDD) were based on the 90 days preceding either baseline, 3-month or 12-month follow-up assessment.

Biodiversity effects on the resistance of productivity to climate events that were preceded either by a climate event (green lines) or by a normal year (black lines).

Our results do not indicate that the observed seismic quiescence precedes either of the mainshocks.

The Stimulus-Control (S-C) Association phase then associated these scenes with different attentional control states by probabilistically biasing specific scenes to mostly precede either congruent or incongruent trials in a Stroop task.

Mongolian has a complementizer auxiliary verb ge- very similar to Japanese to iu. ge- literally means 'to say' and in converbal form gež precedes either a psych verb or a verb of saying.

Both methods were preceded either by the deletion of inconsistent parent-offspring pairs (by PAR-OFF) or not.