Sentence examples for generally prior from inspiring English sources

Generally, prior full disclosure to an appropriate supervisor is the safest policy to follow.

Upon randomization, but generally prior to HIV test offer, the participant was asked his/her preference for survey modality; the survey was provided according to patients stated preference.

As we were previously able to establish infections occur generally prior to adulthood we sought to determine what behaviours and exposures associated with ePA infection.

The Final Guidance also incorporates, again generally unchanged, prior guidance (much of it formerly confidential) regarding permissible plan assumptions as well as prior guidance regarding the inclusion of financial statements and projections.

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Applicants admitted to the program have generally completed prior coursework in ancient Greek or Latin.

Tattersall argues that gross anatomical changes in early species of Homo would generally occur prior to new functional acquisitions.

And pointing out that American courts have generally rejected prior restraints on even libelous speech, the court said the best way to handle such speech was by determining damages after the fact, not by prior restraint.

Since biogas also contains a significant amount of impurities (e.g., H2S, NH3, and siloxane), a cleaning procedure is generally required prior to conversion to transportation fuels.

The guidance provides for "Good Laboratory Practice" compliant "safety pharmacology core battery" of studies that are generally performed prior to first administration to humans.

If Romney is running Obama very close in the polls come selection time, which is generally just prior to the convention, I'd predict he'll take the safe option and go with Rob Portman.