Sentence examples for beforehand demonstrated from inspiring English sources

Investigating state-level inequalities and their lagged effects in US federal states, Blakely et al. could show that income inequality up to 15 years beforehand demonstrated significant associations with self-rated health [ 10].

Characteristics of the substrates were determined beforehand as demonstrated by Figure13 and Figure14.

Beforehand, MacGregor demonstrated how the scene would unfold.

The question of the timing of tracheotomy in intensive care is hard to analyze, because: 1) it is necessary beforehand to demonstrate the usefulness of tracheotomy (independently of its timing) and 2) most studies comparing early and late tracheotomy include nontracheotomized patients in the "late" group.

"The  CHOGM meeting must not be allowed to go ahead in Colombo unless the government has demonstrated beforehand that it has stopped systematic violations of human rights".

The Box Behnken design was demonstrated beforehand to optimize this process.

Since the existence of the subject of a science must be demonstrated beforehand, and God's existence is to be demonstrated in the science of metaphysics, God cannot be the subject of this science.

Mr. Forrest, Mr. Drucker and the violinist Philip Setzer discussed the works beforehand, and the Emerson demonstrated a fugal passage from the Bartok quartet.

Touré demonstrated why Pellegrini had described him beforehand as "the complete midfielder" and Dzeko played with the sureness of touch that occasionally deserts him.

Such errors were not registered for discharge-planning meetings arranged in the patients' home where also a representative from the home services who knew the patient beforehand was often present, demonstrating that the context of this meeting is important.

In 1995, two Stanford psychologists, Claude Steele and Joshua Aronson, demonstrated that African-American college students did worse on tests of academic ability when they were exposed beforehand to suggestions that they were being judged according to their race.