Sentence examples for pre-move from inspiring English sources

Further, the admission prevalence of resistant bacteria was no different when comparing pre-move ICU-A to pre-move ICU-B or post-move ICU-A to post-move ICU-B.

Fewer post-move ICU-A patients acquired resistant organisms (3/62, 5%) compared with post-move ICU-B patients (7/39, 18%; P = 0.043, P = 0.011 using survival analysis) or pre-move ICU-A patients (14/62, 23%; P = 0.004, P = 0.012 on survival analysis).

"It's kind of embarrassing, but in my pre-move delirium I got rid of so many things that I don't have the items I need," I wrote.

"It's feeling a little bit full at the moment," said Ms. Sigler, a bit ruefully, explaining that she and her husband reveled in a pre-move purge, jettisoning furniture they didn't need and accessories that proved more dust-catching than attention-grabbing.

NINE-THIRTY in the morning in Borough Park, Brooklyn, at the home of a family of seven, two of them still in diapers: the family was poised to move to a new house, their things in boxes, the rooms askew, to the horror of the mother, who had to welcome a reporter and a photographer into the pre-move disarray.

Primary EH&S efforts taken include the use of an institutional laboratory health and safety planning and design guide, review of building plans, pre-move planning, post-move inspections, and walkthroughs.

He sometimes worked pre-emptively, moving on before a theme had run its full course.

It is both applicable for pre-installed, moving and extemporaneous sensors, including the "citizen-as-a-sensor" view on user-generated data.

Morris stopped shuffling, while Barnes decided to adopt a strategy of pre-emptively moving down the pitch to Laker.

In the wake of Francetić's offensive, the Germans pre-emptively moved to clear the area north of the demarcation line before the formal start of the operation.

Increasingly, the authorities are under pressure to move pre-emptively.