Sentence examples for escape prior from inspiring English sources

Five, fish can be trained to associate a neutral signal with an impending noxious stimulus and so learn to escape prior to experiencing the noxious stimuli (Dunlop et al. 2006).

Shorter development time is important in ephemeral aquatic habitats such as temporary ponds and phytotelmata, allowing adults to escape prior to dry down in late spring or early summer [ 29, 30].

With more and more trials, the fish learn to associate the light stimulus with the temporally delayed electric shock and hence begin to escape prior to the delivery of the shock.

Moreover, should transgenic animals get exposure to the wild environment prior to breeding (i.e. escape prior maturation), this may well alter their reproductive performance in a similar way, but opposite, to the effects captive rearing has on wild fish (e.g. Berejikian et al. 1997, 2001a; Bessey et al. 2004).

These positive results could have resulted from insufficient test specificity or from individual infections that escaped prior detection.

This mechanism has escaped prior detection because it is reversible and operates within a subset of host tissues and cells.

But having dropped Clarke off a blistering drive to short cover early in the day they now allowed Haddin to escape when Prior failed to gather a bottom edge plunging to his left.

That first ball from Panesar spat from quite wide outside the left-hander's off stump and escape through Prior's gloves for two byes, which the crowd tried to add to Rogers' score to get him to a half century.

Podkul worries that this new population may not be as trusting of federal immigration enforcement, and therefore will be more likely to attempt to escape, unlike prior waves of unaccompanied minors who sought out Border Patrol for protection.

He was taken as a prisoner of war to Stalag VIII-B, from where he tried several unsuccessful escape attempts prior to making it to occupied Poland and joining the Polish Underground State as a guerrilla.

Still, Mitchell says that the play "doesn't speak for the transgender community in any direct way" as its protagonist has opted to transition as the result of "fate, politics and violence" in an effort to escape East Germany prior to the fall of the Berlin Wall, rather than any internal desire.