Sentence examples for had been present before from inspiring English sources
Planned Parenthood does not ask patients why they are seeking an abortion, but the new law would require physicians to report if a fetal anomaly had been present before the abortion.
‡All parameters had been present before A. baumannii identification.
Five patients (4 in the fluvoxamine group) were using β-blockers; in all cases chronic fatigue had been present before initiation of this therapy.
An interesting question is whether these emotion-related personality differences arose as a consequence of having to adapt to life with a debilitating condition or whether they had been present before the onset of disease.
Therefore, we analysed the volumes of pre-existing plaques, i.e. plaques that had been present before the treatment was started (Fig. 1D) and newborn plaques, i.e. plaques that appeared during the treatment period, separately (Fig. 1E).
It had been suggested that feeding ecology could affect the prevalence of EP in corvids (Schloegl et al. 2009b), as cachers are frequently confronted with pilfering and consequently empty cache sites; thus, the sight of an empty food location may inform a cacher about the fate of food that had been present before, whereas the same may not be true for a non-caching species.
Although models to incorporate covariates in network meta-analysis have been presented before, this is the first application where treatment effects act on two separate parameters [ 10- 14].
Although several methods, ideas, and applications on cross-species phenotype integration have been presented before, accessing such data resources has been complicated by the lack of consistent documentation and distribution of data across heterogenous resources.
Although electron microscopical evidence of autophagy in salivary glands after ligation has been presented before, the roles of autophagy in salivary glands using this marker have not yet been explored.
Jazz had been presented before at New York City's premier classical music venue, but never as a "prestige" event by such a popular orchestra.
