Sentence examples for means before and from inspiring English sources

(The pot is called an ante, which means "before," and could allude to the stake that must be placed "before the draw".

A regression analysis of the association between calendar year of diagnosis and 25-OHD level showed a weak downward trend during 1973 2007 of 0.07 nmol/L per year.> -wrap-foot> * Negative value means before and positive means after diagnosis During the follow-up period, 399 patients died, of whom 343 (86%) from cancer.

Analysis of means before and after impact, relative to controls, showed very few significant differences.

The effect of fascia iliaca block was assessed by subjective and objective means before and after applying the block.

Table 3 Summary of the statistical means before and after building realizations Property Before COSGSIM After COSGSIM Real.

¥ Difference between the means before and during the intervention.

We spent a lot of time talking about why everything exists, what it meant before and what it means now, because the world has a history and a backstory.

"Through this exhibit, I am hoping that all the shoe and fashion designers, along with the public, can be inspired by the true craft, what that meant before and what that means today," Ms. Cohen said.

"In conjunction with" often means just "with". "Previous to" and "prior to" mean "before". And "subsequent to" is a sorry substitute for "after". If you're ever tempted to write "fabricate," try "make" in its place.

The sky is crisscrossed with parallel hatching, which meant rain before and may mean it again here.

The null hypothesis was that the means of before and after samples are not significantly different, and the alternate hypothesis was the means is significantly different.