Sentence examples for of appropriate antecedents from inspiring English sources

The identification of appropriate antecedents is based on literature review.

This combination of potentially dangerous consequences combined with the high frequency of preventable antecedents illustrates the importance of appropriate education of patients with diabetes on techniques to prevent hypoglycemia.

Such adjustments are, however, only appropriate when the antecedents of both exposure and disease, or their joint distributions, are available for the entire study population (Greenland, 1998).

Early records of the antecedents of harness racing are ancient.

Still, more than any of its antecedents, the Oculus Rift is convincingly engrossing.

To do so, he makes clever use of disjunctive antecedents.

So has Isis learned from the mistakes of its antecedents?

First, a conceptual model of the antecedents of planning initiation is presented that identifies and describes ten antecedent factors.

We propose a substantive model of its antecedents and consequences.

Reichenbach is initially concerned with distinguishing conditionals that, as indicative sentences, are true because of the falsity of their antecedents, from true (or at least assertable) subjunctive conditionals that have false antecedents, or antecedents not known to be true.

Jews have always been landless cosmopolites it seems, even from the time of their antecedents.