Sentence examples for preceding portion of from inspiring English sources
Item 8 asks people to highlight which of their personal goals (if any) were on their minds when they responded to QOL measures during the preceding portion of the interview.
They have a long, movable snout and a row of spines preceding the soft portion of the dorsal fin.
Just before the last centrifugation step to concentrate the microcarriers in absolute ethanol (see preceding paragraph), a portion of the suspension was transferred to microcentrifuge tubes, and dried in a Speed-Vac centrifuge (Savant Instrument Inc, Farmingdale, NY).
This helicopter-rapelling demonstration was part of King Abullah's "show of force," a smorgasbord of special-ops exercises that preceded the sales portion of the conference.
The idea for a new Whiskey Row (left) was preceded by a portion of Main Street dubbed the "Wall Street of Whiskey," which once housed 50 bourbon-related businesses before Prohibition.
As exemplified in Figures 5A and 5B, many of the non-sustained and sustained arrhythmias were initiated by single PVCs falling in the middle of the preceding T-wave; this portion of the T-wave corresponding to the vulnerable period for R-on-T initiation of arrhythmias [38], [39].
But both anecdotal evidence and Department of Health data suggests that most Americans will spend Thanksgiving or at least the portion of it preceding and following the ritual power-eating of yams and fibrous turkey meat much the way we spend the rest of our days.
(C ) Over twelve training sessions, the CR (portion of trace preceding US, indicated in red) develops in response to the US-CS pairing.
Line up the other toss pillows, placing each one at an angle that allows you to see the top portion of each preceding pillow.
Data both preceding and following the steady-state portion of the tests were removed and an average steady-state value was calculated from the remaining test data.
Our analysis of hypoglycemic events in the ACCORD trial shows that a large portion of events are preceded by behavioral-related situations that are potentially modifiable or preventable.
