Sentence examples for before exposition from inspiring English sources

At 4 m of age, before exposition to HF diet, male CR animals, but not female CR, presented greater body weight compared with their respective controls (406±8 vs 437±6 p = 0.005 for control and CR males and 244±7 vs 243±2 p = 0.997 for control and CR female animals, respectively).

Despite some decline, melatonin secretion from the CLX and ANS treated explants was about threefold higher after six hours of the adrenergic stimulation than before exposition to NE.

Among the thirty-six mAbs, four (CHK-102, CHK-152, and CHK-166, CHK-263) could prevent lethality of immunodeficient Ifnar−/− C57BL/6 mice when administered one day before exposition, with CHK-152 and CHK-263 showing the ability to protect mice at the lowest dose (10  μg).

Before the exposition was complete, his sound had warmed and broadened.

In contrast, the idea of personal extinction through death is a sophisticated concept that was unknown until the 6th century bc, when it appeared in the metaphysical thought of Indian Buddhism; it did not find expression in the ancient Mediterranean world before its exposition by the Greek philosopher Epicurus (341 270 bc).

Baydâwî's logic itself seems harmless a generalized Avicennan logic—, but it is placed directly before an exposition of a speculative theology strongly influenced by Avicennan philosophy.

The atmosphere is festive, with triumphant shouts of "Jauchzet auf!" ("Rejoice!") before the exposition ends in a postlude which refers to the "Infirma nostri corporis" music from Part I.

A presentable segment of large asymmetrical coagulum covered by the amorphous-like shell for the (Bi1 − x Pb x )2Sr2Ca2Cu3O y ceramics (SEI): a fresh surface; b this surface after before-threshold electron beam exposition within 22 h (E e = 5 keV; i = 0.08 А/mm2, RT); (1) to (3) were three microzones for local Auger analysis.

So I had to take out his being stoned and work out other elements of exposition before finding a way to allow it back in.

The fair site had been a huge ash dump before the 1939-40 exposition, as shown in one of the photos — the spot that F. Scott Fitzgerald described as a "valley of ashes" in "The Great Gatsby".

Browning is adept at intellectual seduction: she prolongs largely irrelevant anecdotes, pauses just before imparting crucial exposition, teasingly asks your permission to reveal information she knows you desperately desire.