Sentence examples for Was present prior from inspiring English sources
An alternative modeling approach was developed based upon the assumptions that (i) degradative activity was completely deactivated within the no-toluene exposure period (53.5 h) and (ii) a lag-phase was present prior to the subsequent reactivation of degradative activity in previously toluene-starved cells.
Acute circulatory failure requiring vasopressors was present prior to chemotherapy in 18 patients, and was secondarily triggered by chemotherapy in 6 patients.
(a) ALTAIR map, which shows that radar backscatter from west wall was present prior to appearance of primary and secondary EPBs.
In the above reported cases of peripapillary CNV in intermediate uveitis, it is interesting to note that chronic disc edema was present prior to the onset of all cases.
An exploratory analysis was also performed according to the onset of headache with respect to CHC treatment: in 5 women (mean age 30.6 ± 8.2 years) a headache that fulfilled criteria for migraine without aura was present prior to the exposure to CHC, while in the other 6 women the onset of headache occurred in strict temporal association with CHC use.
In this dog, significant neutropenia (1000 neutrophils/μL) was present prior to treatment and normalized with continued therapy.
In the "parafoveal stimulation" condition, a competing stimulus known to inhibit visual cortex was presented prior to the stimulating annulus.
The task was presented prior to the final summative assessment of clinical performance that was decisive for the entrance of work placement.
Unexpectedly, filaments that were present prior to microtubule disruption were static and did not retract.
We found that distal axonal and NMJ alterations were present prior to previously reported functional symptom onset in this strain.
In many cases, CTCs are present prior to treatment but their numbers can be limited, due in part to previous chemotherapeutic treatment or the fundamental patient-to-patient heterogeneity of tumor behavior.
