Sentence examples for before its onset from inspiring English sources
Rita Nakashima Brock was a member of an international coalition of religious leaders who were publicly against the war before its onset and who organized initiatives against it even as public opinion was slow to turn against it.
6– 8 It is also clear that prevention of diabetes before its onset and aggressive treatment of this disease at an early stage is important from the perspective of public health, medical care, and economics.
It is also clear that the prevention of diabetes before its onset and treatment of this disease in its early stages are important from the perspective of public health, medical treatment, and economic management (5).
Before its onset, I was questioning our long-term potential and decided we were not meant to be.
"Once this gene can be identified as a marker in people, we can treat the problem before its onset".
The key idea underlying the concept of an adaptive trial design is that instead of fixing the parameters of a trial before its onset, greater efficiency can be achieved by adjusting them as the trial progresses [8].
Because many patients with Charcot arthropathy experience foot ulcer sometime before or after its onset, it is not clear how much of the elevated mortality risk can be attributed to Charcot arthropathy and how much to foot ulcer or other diabetes complications.
However, use of these measures to predict preeclampsia before its clinical onset is unreliable, and evidence suggests that preeclampsia, eclampsia, or hemolysis, elevated liver enzymes and low platelet count (HELLP) syndrome may develop without hypertension or proteinuria being evident.
The advancements in computing, mobile technology and data analysis have allowed startups like Neurotrack to help push research on diseases like Alzheimer's forward, and even predict its onset years before it happens.
Not enough people realize that three quarters of all psychiatric illness has its onset before the age of 24, and half before 14.
Intellectual disability has its onset before the age of 18 years, is characterised by lifelong limitations in IQ (70 or less) and adaptive functioning and accounts for 1% to 3% of the world's population [ 3].
