Sentence examples for are commonly preceded from inspiring English sources

High risk volcanic events are commonly preceded by long periods of unrest during which scientists are asked to provide near real-time forecasts.

Strokes are commonly preceded by transient ischemic attacks (TIAs).

However, previous studies have found that gait freezing episodes are commonly preceded by a sequential reduction in step length a deficit that would account for the increased step length variability in our PD-FOG patients (Nieuwboer et al., 2001; Chee et al., 2009).

The classic disease associated with alcoholism is cirrhosis of the liver (specifically, Laënnec cirrhosis), which is commonly preceded by a fatty enlargement of the organ.

Frazer, speaking of scapegoats in The Golden Bough, noted that this expulsion of devils was commonly preceded or followed by a period of general license, an abandonment of the ordinary restraints of society during which all offenses except the gravest go unpunished.

Transfer of a prey item is commonly preceded by a period of defensive growling and avoidance of the beggar, and consumption by the donor of a large portion of the prey item.

Suspected sepsis episodes were commonly preceded by glucosuria between 48 and 24 h (55.7 %), or in the 24 h before onset of clinical suspicion (56.9%% of episodes).

Recent ChIP-Seq analysis of PU.1 binding in macrophages and B-cells revealed the core binding motif for PU.1 (GGAA) is commonly preceded by G/A/C then A/C/G, and followed by, in the majority of sequenced motifs, by GTG [27].

The GS motif is commonly preceded by a basic residue and followed by a triplet of hydrophobic residues; both are likely to be important for the cleavage event (overall consensus Hy-x-R/K-Gly-Ser-Hy-Hy-Hy. Both these features are well-conserved (Fig. 4B).

Gene expression is commonly preceding protein expression; however, the latter can additionally be regulated at the posttranscriptional level.

Dementia is usually preceded by a transition period of cognitive decline commonly referred to as mild cognitive impairment (MCI).