The phrase "preceding content" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the information or material that comes before a particular point or section in a sentence or piece of writing. Example: "As mentioned in the preceding content, the company saw a significant increase in profits last quarter."
Single-virion fusion experiments confirmed the earlier estimate of 3 4 HAs and showed that lipid-mixing precedes content mixing, as expected for an obligatory hemifusion intermediate (Floyd et al., 2008).
This has been interpreted as an effect of prediction, which is supported by the finding that it is (partly) specific to the congruency between the preceding visual content and the auditory content (Jessen & Kotz, 2013; Kokinous et al., 2014).
A subsequent study [ 190] demonstrated that the peak of endoneurial lead content precedes the appearance of nuclear inclusion bodies, demyelination and morphological evidence of edema, and occurs 2 weeks prior to a threefold increase in the PSA to albumin, further supporting the notion that changes in permeability are not a consequence of the cytopathological disruption of the BNI.
We would have been shocked at the absence of a popular uprising against these potentates were it not for the disc-shaped object's preceding anesthetizing content.
A content o i.c precedes a content o j.c ( o i.c ≼ o j.c ) iff o i.c ≺ o j.c or o i.c=o j.c.
While Behonick may "sometimes precede content by acknowledging, in some way, that folks may find it challenging," she doesn't use formal trigger warnings in her courses, which cover issues like abortion, cancer, and food insecurity.
For the sake of achieving a deterministic order, we recommend providing files and directories sorted by lexicographical order of their full path, with directories always preceding their contents.
One interpretation of the increase of dysfluency types 4 6 on content words is that speakers cease delaying by repeating function words that precede the content word (as observed at age eight) and attempt the content word unsuccessfully (Howell, 2004a).
Intriguingly the psbA gene in both Amphidinium species is flanked by a region of unusually high GC content preceding the gene and low GC content after the gene.
In this sense, "the problem of prophysics [is] at the same time the problem of the immediate" (Rickert 1934b, 112), that is of the pure, immediately lived content preceding all synthesis and categorization.
