Sentence examples for antecedents are missing from inspiring English sources

However, systematic comparisons between adolescents' and adults' SEIM use and of its antecedents are missing.

If Oscar satisfies the antecedent of (PKI), it may seem that he is missing only comparative knowledge of content i.e., knowledge that allows armchair discrimination between a content and a twin content (Brueckner 1999; cf. Falvey & Owens 1994).

Quantitative results were missing.

Jan might not know some of the antecedent conditions, Jim might have misunderstood the general laws, or features of the explanandum event may have been missed by them both.

Her antecedents are not only "Miss Lonelyhearts" but also "A Bintel Brief" ("a bundle of letters"), the advice column that began in The Jewish Daily Forward in 1906 to help Eastern European immigrants cope with American life.

Antecedents are typically not severely impairing and occur before the individual has missed out on major developmental opportunities.

But other military antecedents are plausible, too.

If the antecedents are confusing, the emotions are, too.

His antecedents are obscure -- not unknown but certainly unplayed.

Somewhere down the line, my antecedents are Spanish.

The argument is muted, but its racial antecedents are very clear.