Sentence examples for immediately preceding that from inspiring English sources

For the second 16-week period, proximal baseline data (ie, data immediately preceding that period) were used, rather than actual study baseline.

Furthermore, since the brain activity captured during each individual trial is referenced to a time period immediately preceding that same trial, any changes in the subject's cognitive state (e.g. changes in attention) over the course of 50 trials, is controlled for.

To determine use of a particular drug at the index date, we searched the pharmacy data for the prescription immediately preceding that date.

If two or more patients at any dose level experienced DLT, then that dose level was considered to have exceeded the maximum tolerated dose (MTD), and the dose level immediately preceding that was designated as the MTD (equivalent to the recommended phase II dose).

Two novels set there capture the days immediately preceding that fateful 9 November.

The law was repealed in 1991, but the Justice Department said that in the seven years immediately preceding that repeal, during which the biotechnology company was under a Brown & Williamson contract to develop seeds for high-nicotine tobacco, employees of the two companies repeatedly shipped the seeds abroad.

But it is the Cavatina that immediately precedes that Allegro that made the greatest impression on me.

Hence, by setting the criminal career research findings alongside the security hypothesis in the context of age-crime curves relating to the crime drop, we infer support for the debut crime hypothesis: as discussed above, the evidence showing that improved vehicle security reduced motor vehicle theft is largely unequivocal, and the fall in vehicle theft immediately preceded that of violent crime.

It fell on the weekend that immediately preceded that Monday.

The splice graph of a gene was originally defined by Heber et al. (2002) as a directed acyclic graph,, with a vertex for each exonic genomic position of the gene and an edge from vertex v to vertex u if the corresponding genomic position of v immediately precedes that of u in some isoform of the gene.

Thorndike (1933) described such a system that would assign the weight of influence of an outcome not only to immediately preceding choices that led to that outcome, but also temporally contiguous choices made in the recent past or even closely following this outcome ("spread-of-effect").