Sentence examples for may precede a from inspiring English sources

A dust bath may precede a period of rest.

In retrospect, Croskerry realized that when he saw McKinley in the emergency room the ranger had been experiencing unstable angina — a surge of chest pain that is caused by coronary-artery disease and that may precede a heart attack.

Artwork is chosen to match medical topics, so observing the spatters and swirls in a Jackson Pollack painting may precede a lecture on recognizing texture and pattern in dermatological diagnoses.

And during the recent economic downturn, America's productivity growth continued to speed up, while Britain's slowed still further.Those inclined to see a glass half-full say that the British slowdown may precede a leap forward.

Constipation may precede a LBD diagnosis by more than a decade [ 17].

One explanation of these findings is that a drop in CD4+ T-cell activation may precede a subsequent, slower rise in CD4 count.

— For all the wind-tunnel testing and manic fund-raising that may precede an effort to set a land-speed record on the Bonneville Salt Flats, success ultimately depends on the performance of that most volatile variable, the driver.

2.0 Non-motor 2.1 Aura* Noun: A 'subjective' ictal phenomenon that, in a given patient, may precede an observable seizure; if alone, constitutes a sensory seizure.

Non-motor Aura* Noun: A 'subjective' ictal phenomenon that, in a given patient, may precede an observable seizure; if alone, constitutes a sensory seizure.

Analysis of endomyocardial tissue from this patient revealed that molecular changes in protein expression and phosphorylation may precede an overt ARVC phenotype.

These findings support the hypothesis that abnormalities of both tumor suppressor genes may be involved in the pathogensis of gastric cancer, and the p53 damage may precede an abolished DCC function.