Sentence examples for how pre from inspiring English sources

We consider no behavioral responses, in the sense that we assume that wages are not affected regardless of how pre- and pos-SS lifetime labor incomes are defined.

In the first study, the authors focus on comparing the similarities and differences in how pre- and in-service teachers perceived inquiry-based science teaching, whereas in the second study, the same researchers reveal in-service teachers' perceptions on inquiry as one that focused on students' abilities, knowledge acquisition, classroom environment and assessment.

Furthermore, we were able to study how pre- and postsaccade eye positions and saccade directions are represented because we extended the delayed memory task to cover a grid.

With respect to the third aim of this paper we consider how pre, peri and post trauma factors predict psychological reactions, particularly PTSD, in children following the Omagh bomb.

Consider how rapidly India is growing today, and how pre-eminent its computer software industry is.

The simple switch to small-sized pitches and goals is already helping to change how pre-academy kids learn to play.

Our rules about TV ads, display ads, how pre-rolls work, the way we label media, the channels we work around, make little sense.

In the past twenty years, archeologists have begun to realize that their assumptions about how pre-Columbian people lived in the rain forest were mostly wrong.

Bernd Heinrich ("Hibernation, Insulation and Caffeination," Op-Ed, Jan . 31, observing scarcity, puzzles how pre-humans found enough game to survive winter.

It is hard today, now that Toscanini's reputation is slightly eclipsed, to realise just how pre-eminent he was considered to be during his lifetime.

Clark brilliantly puts this illogical conflict into context, showing how pre-1914 Europe was inherently unstable, riven by ethnic and nationalistic factions.