Sentence examples for former wave from inspiring English sources

Comparison of the two polarographic responses of proteins showed that the "presodium wave" is much higher than the Brdička's "double wave" and the former wave does not require the presence of cobalt ions in the electrolyte.

Social workers, support groups, government agencies, not there for former waves of immigration, champion these new immigrants.

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Based on previous research from the former waves of the Bergen Child Study (the same population as the current study), non-participants had more emotional and behavioural problems, albeit small in magnitude, in comparison with the participants.

Based on previous research from the former waves of the Bergen Child Study (the nested within the current study), non-participants have also been shown to have more psychological problems than participants.

Based on previous research from the former waves of the Bergen Child Study (the same population as the current study), non-participants have been shown to have more psychological problems than participants [ 17], and it is therefore likely that the prevalence of mental health problems may be underestimated in the current study.

Based on previous research from the former waves of the Bergen Child Study (the same population as the current study), non-participants have also been shown to have more psychological problems than participants [ 17], and it is therefore likely that the prevalence of mental health problems may be underestimated in the current study.

Based on previous research from the former waves of the Bergen Child Study, non-participants often have more psychological problems than participants [ 33], and it is therefore likely that prevalences of both DSPS, insomnia and depression may be underestimated in the current study.

Who can tell how his work would have matched up against the films of his former New Wave rivals?

Allison is a former Next Wave columnist - you can read about her transition into science editing in a column she wrote under the pseudonym Jemima Jobhunter.

Finally, guest editor and former Next Wave editor Crispin Taylor--he Taylor--he Taylor--heirector of ASPB (and the author of this introductory essay)--offers some additional thoughts on plants, people, professional societies, and other topics.