Sentence examples for not previously find from inspiring English sources

Although we did not previously find structural abnormalities or spontaneous development of OA in Frzb-/ mice, expression of ECM components and cell adhesion molecules showed a shift in this genetic model (Table 5).

Unique to Psorophora is also the finding of SMase, not previously found in mosquito sialomes.

Mr Museveni is a wily operator who has occupied the presidency since 1986; he had not previously found it necessary to tighten Uganda's anti-gay provisions.

Fiction became my search for lost time, and by using a less formal and conceptual language, I tried to reach those parts of my personality that had not previously found expression".

Today's puzzle – the culmination of this effort – had its own set of choices: ONE REEL, LIFERS, LIONEL and POLICE LINE all had to be bypassed for entries not formerly in my word list … and, Grazie A DIO for a hunch that some common foreign expression simply had to possess a certain four-letter sequence not previously found in any crossword!

Crown Prosecution Service guidelines published alongside the law in March promised "no exemption" for companies caught in the act.Britain is unusual in that its Parliament had not previously found it necessary to pass a law banning bribery, relying instead on a series of lesser offences, guidelines and conventions.

This procedure is not trivial and not previously found in the literature.

The H7N9 strain is a form of avian flu not previously found in humans.

In fact, the initial release of MCNP6 contains numerous new features not previously found in either code.

An important feature of our approach, not previously found in the literature, is to introduce an adjoint operator of the continuous-time Markov jump linear system to derive our results.

We used Fourier-transform ion cyclotron resonance mass spectrometry and nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy to show that a sulfilimine bond (-S=N-) crosslinks hydroxylysine-211 and methionine-93 of adjoining protomers, a bond not previously found in biomolecules.