Sentence examples for beginning from before from inspiring English sources
The National Children's Study will involve 100 000 children and their families, beginning from before conception or in early pregnancy and continuing until the children reach age 21 (National Children's Study website 2008).
The topic guide was designed to explore the context of acupuncture from patients' perspectives, construed broadly as beginning from before the first treatment and extending throughout patients' experiences of acupuncture (Table 1).
From the beginning — from before the beginning — a gap yawned between America's pretentions and America's reality.
It's a bit of a moot point when it comes to Obama's most important prepared texts, because we've known from the beginning — from before the beginning, actually, from the publication of "Dreams from My Father," in 1995, when Obama was still an unknown community organizer — that he's a first-rate prose writer.
In one monkey, this difference began from before motion onset and persisted throughout the period of evidence accumulation (p<0.001).
The MEG signal was recorded in an epoch mode as a 5-second segment beginning from 500 ms before to 4.5 sec after each image onset.
No stimulants, specifically alcohol, caffeine and tobacco, were permitted beginning from the night before acquisition until testing was complete (we had no independent means of verifying that they actually observed this restriction).
The infectious period for an H9N2 patient was defined as a 15-day period beginning from the day before illness onset to the 14th day after illness onset (patient 1: February 27 to March 13 , 1999 patient 2: March 3 to 17 , 1999.
About a third of migraine patients complain of transient focal aura symptoms beginning from minutes to hours before headache, or occurring during either the headache phase or even in its absence [18].
The symptoms of PMS are cyclic in nature, generally beginning from 7 to 14 days before menstruation and ending within 24 hours after menstruation has begun.
These can be seen as a slowly rising negativity beginning from 1.5 to 2 s before onset of EMG activity, the so-called bereitschaftspotential [ 8– 10] or a change in the proportion of frequency bands in the EEG [ 11].
