Sentence examples for be gathered before a from inspiring English sources
"As long as pedestrian safety was considered... we would give it a cautious welcome," says Cavenett, who stresses that sufficient evidence needs to be gathered before a similar trial is undertaken in London.
A long row of people are gathered before a large hospital building.
Data regarding students' general strategic behaviour will be gathered before and after the instruction from a questionnaire which requires students to report the frequency they used each listening strategy.
In 1939 von Mises introduced the famous "birthday problem," which asked how many people must be gathered before the probability of two people sharing a birthday exceeds 50 percent.
Nonetheless, further evidence including structural mutations and demonstrable tumour suppressor functions should be gathered before miR-218 can be appropriately designated as a tumour-suppressor gene for lung cancer.
But, he says, it won't help everyone, and a lot more data has to be gathered before it will be clear if it's truly useful.
Factors that did not differentiate between any of the three seizure types may be considered less useful in the categorisation of seizure type in the future; however, due to this being a novel study, further data should be gathered before these criteria are discarded.
Unlike CHARGE, the new effort, called MARBLES (Markers for Autism Risk in Babies Learning Early Signs), will be a prospective study in which data will be gathered before the children are diagnosed.
Adams said the project is in a "conceptual stage" and comments from residents will be gathered before the parties involved "go back to the drawing board".
All the nations will be gathered before him, and he will separate the people one from another as a shepherd separates the sheep from the goats.
The champagne harvest is under way – and in accordance with the rules of the appellation that governs the world's favourite sparkling wine, the grapes must be gathered before the end of October.
