Sentence examples for be evident before from inspiring English sources

Under the statute, mental retardation must be evident before the age of 18 and is characterized as "significantly subaverage intelligence and functioning".

In some cases, diaphragmatic weakness may be evident before any other significant weakness is noted.

Therefore, how much genetic, proteomic and biological differences must be evident before phages are separated into different "species"?

The DSM-IV criterion that some symptoms and impairment should be evident before the age of 7 years is difficult to assess accurately in a retrospective diagnostic assessment in adults.

SLP has a theoretical advantage in detecting changes because reduction of RNFL retardance resulting from disruption of the microtubules could be evident before the actual loss of nerve fibers due to injury of the optic nerve.

This method (called genomic selection) uses information from all genotyped loci (typically ≫ 10 000 SNPs) to predict breeding values for desired phenotypic traits that may not be evident before an animal/plant reaches minimum breeding age (Meuwissen et al. 2013; Table 1).

Signs of a slump were evident before Sept. 11.

The most obvious example was evident before the 1979 European Cup semi-final first leg.

Differences among the three were evident before and during the recent Arab summit talks in Beirut.

This year, the contrast is evident before the teams even hit the court.

Defense lawyers said Private Chen's personal troubles were evident before he went to Afghanistan.