Sentence examples for directly previous from inspiring English sources
aired, ITV gained a much larger audience share than it had in the week directly previous, where it had been beaten by BBC One on six out of seven nights.
While neither of these strategies aims to alter the structure of the cuff tendon directly, previous studies suggest that the structural properties of partially torn supraspinatus tendons may be altered by both interventions.
While there are few clinical data currently available to support this notion directly, previous studies have shown beneficial and anti-inflammatory effects of a diet low in arachidonic acid in patients with rheumatoid arthritis [ 79, 80].
Although we did not measure CA1 MEC synchronization directly, previous studies have shown high gamma power to be a reliable indicator of enhanced coordination between these regions (Colgin et al., 2009; Yamamoto et al., 2014).
A framework for sampled-data gain scheduling is described that builds directly upon previous results for the continuous-time case.
The authors of the study reported a number of findings that can be compared directly to previous studies of the UK public as a whole.
Advances in mass spectroscopy using the 'top-down' approach to proteomics, in which intact proteins are ionized directly without previous peptide fragmentation, are proving especially fruitful for PTM analysis, yielding greater mass accuracy than ever before.
Mr. Mulroney, who has staked his Government's prestige on reaching an agreement, has appealed to President Reagan directly at previous stages in the 15-month-old talks, most recently at the Venice economic summit conference in June.
Given that education quality is not directly observed, previous studies mostly used two main methods to infer it.
The checklist also allows for the user to add their own testing results to compare directly with previous findings.
In this manner, the present results reveal that perovskite-type La0.6Sr0.4Co0.2Fe0.8O3 electrodes can be discharged directly without previous activation.
