Sentence examples for before it was anticipated from inspiring English sources

We used the combined outcome of "fully recovered" in a cost effectiveness analysis at 48 hours to estimate the cost per extra child returning to "normal for that child" and to indicate the relative efficiency of each treatment at a point before it was anticipated that most children would have recovered fully.

Before La Russa's announcement, it was anticipated that the fate of Pujols would be the most dramatic storyline of the offseason.

Since both a birth defect and death before 28 days are exclusion criteria, it is anticipated that the majority of births significantly affected by these substances will be excluded.

This last result was anticipated before phylogenetic reconstruction because both sequences encode a phenylalanine at position 277 and an alanine at position 285.

If a 2.2 kg weight gain before the first antenatal care visit was anticipated for all participants, estimated pre-pregnancy obesity prevalence among nulliparous women was 1.0-1.6 1.0-1.6 units lower than the percentnce observed in Table  2.

Preeclampsia was also found to be a significant risk factor (OR = 5.5 (3.4 8.9)) for birth before 32 weeks of gestation, although this was anticipated since severe preeclampsia is a cause of medically indicated preterm birth.

Total incomes are about $1.5 trillion less today -- or $5,000 per person -- than was anticipated in 2007 before the financial crisis began.

Twenty thousand people set out to watch the final day of the third Test and were turned away, and the final Test at The Oval was anticipated like no match before in this country.

Since phosphorylation plays an important role in the pollen-stigma interaction [ 39] and AT3G62260 is upregulated before TCP stage, it can be anticipated that MBF1C promotes the pollen-stigma recognition.

Warren was a Boston Brahmin, but Brandeis's parents were Eastern Europeans who had supported a failed uprising in Austria in 1848 the very revolution that, four years before, had been anticipated by the Austrian Ambassador who persuaded the British Home Secretary to read Giuseppe Mazzini's mail.

Warren was a Boston Brahmin, but Brandeis's parents were Eastern Europeans who had supported a failed uprising in Austria in 1848 — the very revolution that, four years before, had been anticipated by the Austrian Ambassador who persuaded the British Home Secretary to read Giuseppe Mazzini's mail.