Sentence examples for are typically preceded from inspiring English sources

These produce repeated jerking movements, and are far rarer than tonic-clonic seizures, which are typically preceded by muscle stiffness, and cause loss of consciousness.

We find that systemic banking crises are typically preceded by asset price bubbles, large capital inflows and credit booms, in rich and poor countries alike.

In the Great Health Care Debate of 2009, brief flashes of news -- like Monday's announcement by the Senate majority leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, that he will include a government-run insurance plan in the Senate bill -- are typically preceded and followed by long stretches of waiting.

Indeed, there is evidence that the overt eye movements to a given location are typically preceded by a displacement of visual selective attention to that location (e.g. McCarley & Kramer, 2008; Rayner, 2009).

But Steven Barbone points out that references to the mind of the state are typically preceded by qualifying phrases like veluti ("as it were") and quasi ("as if"), indicating that the state has a mind only in a metaphorical sort of way (Barbone 2001, pp. 104 105).

Brain edema and infarctions result from multiple insults, but are typically preceded by cytotoxic edema [1], [2], [3].

The onset of crystallization is typically preceded by an induction period.

Surgery is typically preceded by psychological counseling, and often by hormone treatments.

Traces typically start at 1, corresponding to the single Cy5 label on the DNA, and FRET onset is typically preceded by a discrete Cy5-XLF binding event.

The expansion phase is typically preceded by a transition from sub- to super-critical behavior associated with enhanced correlations and decreased fractal dimension of the auroral activity surface.

A new study has made the surprising discovery that weather in the tropical Pacific appears to be a factor: Heavy iceberg intrusion into the oil-drilling area, it turns out, is typically preceded by a phenomenon known as El Nino.