Sentence examples for change of pre from inspiring English sources

But the constant change of pre- and post-Revolutionary dates and names of villages, which occurred several times throughout the 19th century depending on the political regime, was so confusing that I never found mention of her.

The validation showed that the relative change of pre- and post-hurricane NDII was linearly related to the damage severity estimated by the ground inventory with the coefficient of determination 0.79.

In average, the absolute energy change of pre-miRNA secondary structures (|ΔΔG|) caused by SNP is 2.41 kcal/mol in rice, which is higher than that found in the humans genome (2.1 kcal/mol; Gong et al. 2012).

We then again subtract these two expressions to obtain: λ u u − u ' − λ p p ' − p = 0 In the above expression, u ' − u is the change of pre-crRNA amount upon CasE overexpression, which we label as Δ u.

The data processing of host gene, miRNA cluster, energy change of pre-miRNA by SNP is the same as version 1. Details of the process of new features are as follows: MiRNA and mRNA expression: miRNA and mRNA expression data of different cancers were downloaded from TCGA (https: //tcga-data.nci.nih.gov/tcga/findArchives.htm).htm

The paired t-test was used to assess differences at each follow-up point between the two groups as well as the changes of pre- and postoperative data within the groups.

Statistical analysis was carried out to assess the degree of refractive change from pre to post vitrectomy, and to determine any correlation of refractive change observed and a variety of pre, intra and post operative factors.

To produce pre-cooked shrimp with a long shelf life, sufficient pre-cooking is required to inactivate PPO, but it may cause the enhanced cooking loss and quality changes of pre-cooked shrimp.

One group got fat and developed the metabolic changes of pre-diabetes, but had only moderately elevated "bad" cholesterol levels.

§Compared changes of pre-reform to post-reform between MA and control states where reference is control states; unadjusted.

The primary endpoint was a measure of tolerability, and the study included a prospective, real-time evaluation of changes of pre-specified cardiovascular biomarkers over 96 weeks.