Sentence examples for before emergence of from inspiring English sources

Many pupae that lie in soil or in wood have developed spines in order to help them work their way to the surface just before emergence of the adult insects.

Some participants required training across multiple relations and classes before emergence of intraverbals was observed.

Since gametogenesis takes place much before emergence of the panicle, it is possible that this critical stage of pollen formation was not affected in N22 and NH219 which flower a few days earlier than IR64.

Because the onset of AD occurs insidiously many years before emergence of the initial symptoms [3], early diagnosis is particularly important for effective therapeutic intervention before progression to symptomatic disease [4].

The first occurs before emergence of the germ line, establishing a pattern of somatic-like DNA hypermethylation in cells of the pre-implantation embryo that are destined to give rise to all cells of the body, including germ cells.

These independent analyses of a non-coding intergenic region, and of a segment carrying two characteristic B haplotype genes are concordant in showing that the Cen-A/Cen-B dichotomy existed for several million years before emergence of the Tel-A/Tel-B dichotomy.

But how could proteins have emerged before the emergence of a large genome, especially considering the complexity of the translation mechanism?

In contrast, the telomeric motifs that distinguish A and B haplotypes emerged more recently, ∼1.7 million years ago, before the emergence of Homo sapiens.

The records include the periods before the emergence of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) infection and during the epidemic before and after the availability of antiretroviral therapy.

It seems to, that one of these sequences has been lost during early plant evolution, before the emergence of Prasinophyceae, followed by the lost of a second one before the emergence of Bryophytes.

Even before the emergence of the scandals that brought him down, there were inklings of trouble.