Our method supported the strong correlations between CpG islands and TSS with clear preceding ordering between 5′-ends of CpG islands and TSS.
Emergency declarations by the Buildings Department usually precede orders to vacate.
On the basis of the observation that cell alignment in the developing AF precedes ordered matrix deposition, some tissue engineering strategies have focused first on aligning cells, either through the use of microgrooved channels (Johnson et al., 2006) or aligned scaffolds (Mauck et al., 2009).
That is the reason why a new legislation had been approved in 1983 (Decree-Law 97/83) which amended the preceding decree in order to integrate the health centers and the sickness insurance institutions, thus creating "Second Generation Health Centers".
Markee: "The agreement worked out with the D.H.S. in 2008 to resolve all the preceding court orders with regard to shelter management was obviously a good outcome for the homeless and for the city.
Gibbs: "The 2008 agreement we finally reached with the litigants vacating all preceding court orders and replacing them with a coherent, mutually acceptable framework for running the shelters is an achievement we're very proud of.
One study looked at the frequency of distraction or interruptions that occur during computerized order entry in one medical ICU and found that one distraction or interruption occurred approximately every 5 minutes and preceded 2 order entry errors [ 24].
Meanwhile, it has become common practice for board meetings across the NHS to precede the order of business with a patient story, almost like saying grace.
The crew is ordered to program a coded, three-letter prefix into the CRM-114, a code known only to General Ripper and a code that must precede any order to abort the mission.
Our results show that the reanalysis pattern for dative-active constructions is context-dependent: when verb class disambiguation precedes word order disambiguation, an N400 P600 pattern results.
