Sentence examples for before proceeding to a from inspiring English sources
Little attention has been paid to the effect of inadequate development of interventions before proceeding to a full clinical trial.
Very early in the discovery of new drugs, Phase 0 studies (exploratory trials) are sometimes performed before proceeding to a Phase 1 study.
Lanzmann and his intimate circle displayed her corpse for almost 10 days in her apartment before proceeding to a funeral — a ghoulish detail.
The church also made its internal process to consider allegations more robust, with two or more witnesses needing to be produced before proceeding to a church "judicial committee".
The advantage of a validated numerical simulation is clear, as it allows a large number of the potential structure's solutions to be studied before proceeding to a manufacturing stage, reducing cost and risk accordingly.
Forming a double receiving line, they took turns giving each other brief, one-armed hugs and Muslim salutations before proceeding to a Sunday lunch of halim, a viscous beef stew, scooped up with pieces of flat bread called nan.
A more rigorous approach consists however in adding uncorrelated noise on the time domain responses at each sensor before proceeding to an operational modal analysis.
Therefore, we present different network and neuron models, we discuss model parameters and the means to obtain them, and we draw a quick outline of information encoding, before proceeding to an overview of the relevant learning mechanisms, ranging from established approaches to novel ideas.
If a satisfactory solution becomes clear from relevant information retrieved from memory, then the information search may end before proceeding to an external search.
Here, we first checked for possible tree building biases resulting from composition or evolutionary rate effects before proceeding to an analysis designed to specifically identify genes that may have been transferred between Aquificales and other species.
A control group is not being utilized due to 1) the small MND population available in Western Australia 2) access issues to people with MND, and 3) the fact that dignity therapy (nor any other psychosocial intervention) has yet to be tried with this palliative care population and the feasibility of dignity therapy needs to be tested before proceeding to an RCT.
