Sentence examples for as previously experienced from inspiring English sources

However, the incorporation of bismuth into the III-V lattice requires low-temperature growth conditions, thus causing formation of the defects as previously experienced in all the members of the highly mismatched alloys [2].

Safety findings were as previously experienced with bevacizumab, including AVAGAST; no new safety signals were reported.

Full-length recombinant histone proteins of Xenopus laevis were over-expressed in bacteria and purified as previously experienced [19].

In some cases, patients may have sound reasons for not wanting treatment, such as previously experienced side effects.

The initial production stages were very tight, requiring a schedule twice as fast as Faust had previously experienced, and frequent remote communication between the Los Angeles writing offices and the animation studio in Vancouver.

By acting on the basis of the inference that there is "fire" on the hill when one perceives smoke on the hill, although the object of this inference is the universal "fire," not a real fire, when one acts on the basis of this inference one obtains a particular that fulfills the expected function of burning, as the previously experienced particulars that one excluded from non-fire did.

Moreover, daily stressful events may trigger the recurrence to smoking as a previously experienced successful coping strategy.

Certain countries, such as England and Sweden, previously experienced major decreases in pertussis immunisation but administered diphtheria and tetanus vaccines separately, thus maintaining high coverage [ 36, 37].

This is the death scene from Romeo and Juliet, but not – hopefully – as you've previously experienced it.

"Post-traumatic growth is not about returning to the same life as it was previously experienced before a period of traumatic suffering; but rather it is about undergoing significant 'life-changing' psychological shifts in thinking and relating to the world, that contribute to a personal process of change, that is deeply meaningful".

78 They recommend bridging in patients at high risk of thromboembolic events, such as those who previously experienced an event while not receiving anticoagulation.