A counterfactual conditional can only be true or assertible if its antecedent has a grade at least as high as its consequent.
Under Georgia Performance Standards, students were taught pronoun-antecedent agreement in seventh-grade.
Trouble at third grade, in turn, also has clear antecedents.
Among patients with a high cardiovascular risk are included hypertensive patients with antecedents of diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, CKD; patients with hypertension grade 1 or 2 associated to 3 or more other cardiovascular risk factors and all patients with hypertension grade 3 [ 18].
Type II endometrial cancers constitute the minority of cases, but are typified by an aggressive clinical course with a distinct pattern of metastasis, older age at presentation, the absence of antecedent history of unopposed estrogen, and serous, clear cell or grade 3 endometrioid histology [ 7, 8]; aneuploidy, mutations in p53, and Her2/Neu overexpression are common [ 9- 12].
Glioblastomas arise either de novo without evidence of an antecedent lesion (primary glioblastoma) or through an anaplastic progression from a lower-grade astrocytoma (secondary glioblastoma).
Both the couple and the town have antecedents in real life, Mr. Baxter said, dating to 1969, the year he taught fourth grade in rural Michigan.
Because accelerated atherosclerosis is a common pathway for the majority of diabetes-related complications, past studies have provided evidence supporting key roles of albuminuria and subclinical low-grade inflammation as antecedents of diabetes complications and subsequent disability (5, 6).
Introduce, too, the term antecedent.
"Genesis" honors its biblical antecedent.
Well antecedent to this rhyme.
