Sentence examples for in specific before from inspiring English sources
In specific, before the start surgical procedures, it was recorded a baseline blood pressure value of about 108 ± 5 mmHg in rats and a blood pressure value of about 49 ± 5 mmHg immediately after the clamping, indicating that cerebral ischemia was successful induced.
The Knicks and the Chicago Bulls were the two teams most actively involved in pursuit of McGrady, said a league official with knowledge of the talks, but Knicks Coach Mike D'Antoni declined to discuss McGrady in specific terms before his team lost to the Bulls, 118-85, athehe United Center on Tuesday.
Combined chemo-radiotherapy in locally advanced disease, particularly with concurrent approach should be investigated in specific trials before to be preferred in clinical practice to radiation therapy alone.
Certain enemies must be disarmed in specific ways before they can be neutralized in combat: enemies with stun batons can only be attacked from behind; enemies with shields require aerial attacks to disarm; and enemies wearing body armor must be stunned with rapid successive strikes before they can be harmed.
You can calculate the average acceleration of an object over a period of time based on its velocity (it's speed traveling in a specific direction), before and after that time.
In these experiments molecular anions will be prepared in specific vibrational states before entering the ion beam trap, and the fragmentation dynamics in dissociative photodetachment processes will be studied.
Many biomarkers have been known to be expressed in specific cancers long before their implication in CIC/CSC activity.
Seroconversion is defined as a certain fold increase in specific antibody titres before and after vaccination, e.g. at least a fourfold rise in the case of influenza vaccines.
Many of these markers have to be tested and validated in specific clinical studies before they may be incorporated into clinical practice.
Overall, our study used a focused approach to identify the genes that are likely necessary for limb regeneration and showed that many of these genes are expressed in specific tissues and before considerable outgrowth takes place in the limb.
On the one hand, orthologs to human proteins involved in specific functions emerge before these functions can be observed (latent phenotypes); on the other hand, cnidarian species that potentially express similar sets of human orthologs exhibit distinct phenotypes (labile).
