Sentence examples for immediately preceding time from inspiring English sources

The difference waves for all stimulus types, age groups and both hemispheres showed a pattern of positive and negative deflections in the interval after onset of the lagging marker compared to the immediately preceding time interval indicating responses to the leading marker.

One of the main differences between a reliable and an unreliable SEE is the increase in the average "action" level over progressively shorter time intervals immediately preceding the time the spiking threshold is reached.

Wake up at your usual weekday time or even 15 to 30 minutes earlier on the Saturday immediately preceding daylight time.

Therefore, hemodynamic data at the time points 3, 6, 9 and 12 minutes after exercise were quantified by averaging 30 seconds of data immediately preceding each time point.

The answer is probably a combination of the action level immediately preceding the time when the spiking threshold is reached and a stereotypical wave form of the SEE.

Not satisfied with success, NBC is taking the unusual step this season of deploying first-run syndicated comedies on the five stations it owns in the half hour immediately preceding prime time.

In particular, we used the following ICD-10 diagnoses: F11-F16, F18, and F19 and restricted the search to five years immediately preceding the time of death.

Virgil was not known this way in, what we call the twelfth-century Europe, in the culture immediately preceding Dante's time.

For a 24-hour dietary recall, two possible target periods are the prior 24 hours (24 hours immediately preceding the interview time) and previous day (midnight to midnight of the day before the interview), and three possible interview times are morning, afternoon, and evening.

The presented values for MAP, heart rate, MCAv and respiratory rate are the mean values recorded over the four minute period immediately preceding the given time point.

It should also allow limited extrapolation into the time periods immediately preceding and following these times.