Sentence examples for in pre-existing from inspiring English sources

Although alternative pathways exist, it is generally accepted that most colorectal carcinomas arise in pre-existing adenomas (Jass et al, 2002).

SOX2 lineage ablation in pre-existing skin tumours leads to their regression.

Fantasy on Peter Grimes (1971): a piece that typifies how Stevenson's inspiration in pre-existing music could produce heights of pianistic invention and imagination.

Since the United States invaded Iraq in 2003, tens of thousands of American troops have been housed in pre-existing Iraqi government buildings, some of them dangerously dilapidated.

This editing consisted of single or double uridylate (U) insertions in pre-existing short poly(U) tracts.

The CFS grammar has been implemented using scripting languages available in pre-existing CAD and CAE applications.

As done in pre-existing techniques, the team first coated cells in calcium carbonate nanoparticles, a step that facilitates cell encapsulation when mixed with an alginate polymer solution.

Others will prefer to stand in awe of a universe that they suspect began as a quantum fluctuation in pre-existing nothingness.

Site saturation recrystallization nucleated from grain boundaries and grain boundary corners (triple junctions) in pre-existing two-dimensional grain structures have been investigated by computer simulations.

As she said to me: "In many different respects the premises of the research were all embedded in pre-existing cultural stereotypes and ideas about gay men and about their relationships with their mothers.

The marine deposits vary in thickness from 0.5 to 10 m and were laid down in pre-existing erosional channels and depressions in the Pleistocene landscape.