Prerequisites for the course included the completion of the preceding courses in the year-long sequence and concurrent or previous enrollment in the affiliated lab section.
If a death was sudden or could not be explained by the preceding clinical course of disease, or if the death could be suspected as associated with omissions or incorrect care treatment, a forensic autopsy should be performed.
But here's the tricky part: "while" is a noun meaning "a period of time," and can be used with a preposition, preceded of course by the article "a": He chatted for a while and then left.
Preceded, of course, by George Jones Sausage Balls.
He is preceded, of course, by all those medieval monks, as well as the cartoonist Basil Wolverton, whom Life magazine once described as being from "the spaghetti and meatball school of design".
Peer39 is demonstrating this thoroughly through semantic advertising, the next evolutionary step beyond behavioral advertising, which was preceded of course by contextual advertising.
"The reasonable man," Masipa observed in a citation from a preceding judgment, "of course evolves with the times.
Many poets had turned Christian in the preceding decades, of course; the example of Eliot was there before him.
Das et al demonstrated that 92% of Candida bloodstream infections are preceded by a course of broad-spectrum antibiotics (Das et al, 2011), which suppress the growth of the normal bacterial flora and eliminates natural antagonism of fungal colonization of the mucosa.
We repeated 15 of them at the end of the course and asked three more questions specifically about the voting practice during the preceding paediatrics course.
