Sentence examples for has no preceding from inspiring English sources

It might be worth noting that with this definition, is always a suffix because the sentinel character is always lexically smaller than its preceding character, and on the other hand, which has no preceding suffix, is not a suffix, even when it happens to be an one.

In a single-ramp temperature program having no preceding temperature plateau, all solutes that elute at temperatures that are about 60°C higher than the initial temperature of the heating ramp elute with nearly the same interaction levels that can be found as exp(−r), where r is dimensionless heating rate.

5 patients had no preceding immunodeficiency.

To check whether the inclusion of patients with an 'average' of only one elevated SBP value in the study period might be unjustified, we assessed how many of such patients had no preceding or next SBP values ≥140 mm/Hg.

Preceding infections generally occur 2 to 60 days before the onset of ADEM [ 3, 23]; two-thirds of the child patients had a preceding infection, one-sixth of the child patients had a history of inoculation [ 16], and approximately 50% of the adult patients had no preceding infection.

DHHC-11 has no TMDs preceding the DHHC-CRD, while DHHC-13 and -14 have five and three TMDs respectively preceding the DHHC-CRD.

Varicella was a preceding infection in 4 cases (27%), and 6 patients (40%) had no known preceding infection.

Three children had no apparent preceding upper respiratory tract infection before admission; one of them died.

NP4 is the only Rhodnius nitrophorin that, when expressed recombinantly, has its native first residue (alanine) and has no Met(0) preceding it, as is the case for NP1 NP3.

However, the DDA receivers detect the information symbols successively and the current detected symbol has no contribution to the preceding symbol detection.

If knowing the true nature of things in fact means knowing their causes, since by definition the First Cause has no causes that precede it, it is unknowable in its true nature.