Sentence examples for before augmenting from inspiring English sources
At La Paix Primary School, there are now four times as many students as before, augmenting from 300 to 1250.
I am sure I said to my assistant, 'Oh, my God, it's Marty.' " Eventually, Ratner was convinced of the wisdom of the notion, but not before augmenting the Borough President's ambitions with his own calculations — "the recognition that there is an opportunity to do what my business is, which is real estate and large-scale economic development".
Chondral lesions and meniscal tears were not considered exclusion criteria, and were addressed at the same operation before augmenting the partial ACL tear.
But the service was deemed too risky for the way it intercepted emails on behalf of users before augmenting them with the additional data, and was later shut down.
This could be explained by the action of lipid emulsion as a high affinity conduit - maintaining blood concentrations able to interact with the brain during early redistribution to hydrophilic tissues, before augmenting later redistribution from rapidly perfused to lesser perfused lipophilic tissues [ 41].
Rahnama believes it will be 15 to 25 years before augmented eternity becomes mainstream for individuals.
Scotland was visibly 'burning the candle at both ends', producing fewer children and losing more of its 'precious asset' than ever before, augmented by the Great War which was making 'murderous inroads on the young [and] virile'.
The Mets had shown interest in Ibáñez, meeting with his representatives earlier this week at the winter meetings in Las Vegas, but New York is committed to upgrading its pitching staff before seriously considering augmenting the offense.
As observed before, heparanase augmented the concentration (i.e., fluorescence intensity) of wild-type mCherry-syntenin-1 and syndecan-1 in the lumen of RAB5Q79L-positive endosomes by ∼ 50% and 1000 %, respectively.
As neutrophil depletion just before infection augments the development of immunity to sand fly-transmitted infection and of a Leishmania-specific T-cell response, the capture of infected neutrophils by DCs in the skin was suggested as a key mechanism to inhibit their APC function and to delay the development of acquired resistance.
