Sentence examples for derived from before from inspiring English sources

[ 3- 5] Although PROMs have been subjected to extensive testing of their measurement properties, less attention has been paid to the range of metrics that can be derived from before and after PROMs data.

Oxylipin profiling was performed on EDTA-plasma derived from patients before and after cardiac surgery.

This study explored the reliability and validity of such an instrument based on data derived from a before after intervention study which was carried out at seven preschools in Sweden.

Taken together, findings derived from GO-BEFORE and GO-FORWARD MRI substudies indicate that RAMRIS scores and clinical/laboratory/radiographic measures at certain time points (ie, baseline, week 24) generally correlate well.

The acceleration and velocity of the sliding mass were estimated using the total mass derived from topographic observations before and after the landslide.

Drugs have been derived from animals before, of course.

At present, researchers who receive government financing can only work with human embryonic stem lines that were derived from embryos before 9 p.m. on Aug. 9, 2001.

Gay-rights supporters, however, call that option dishonest: those cases largely derived from decisions before the Supreme Court's 2003 sodomy ruling.

While the pre-bomb atmospheric 3H levels are not well known, water derived from precipitation before 1953 would have maximum 3H concentrations of ~0.1 0.4 TU by 2003 (Kendall and Doctor 2011) and even less in 2012 (the sampling period).

The SPF ubiquitous in the sediments of the Nankai accretionary prism slope would be mixed with deep-sourced fluids derived from CMD before seeping at the cold seep sites on the Oomine Ridge.

The wildtype "floxed" Ndst1 allele generated a 2.7 kb band, whereas the deleted allele yielded a 3.2 kb band, based on analysis of clonal mammary epithelial cell lines derived from Ndst1f/f before and after Cre transfection in vitro (Fig. 1C).