Sentence examples similar to preceding well from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, according to the well-condition theorem, we know that well-posed iterative functions always exist, except the statement that the subsequent functions of iteration with step length 1 are all well posed, which means that despite the preceding well-posed functions, a subsequent function may be not well posed.

Due to these, a new "paramagnetic" (PM) peculiarity of superconductive transition was detected in YBaCuO film recently, which precedes well-known "diamagnetic" ejection.

Some histopathological lesions precede well-differentiated or intestinal-type gastric cancer.

The mystery lingering over the whole event, in the months preceding as well as that night, was the mystery of Nirvana.

There is only one study that has previously reported an association between early life SEP and asthma according to atopic status and from a period preceding the well-documented rise in asthma prevalence in Sweden [ 14].

You don't expect it to precede a "well" of reported stories.

Before the founding of the German Empire in 1871, the many small kingdoms, principalities, duchies, bishoprics, and free cities that preceded it as well as Austria and German-speaking Switzerland supported the arts; they established theatres, museums, and libraries, and their leaders acted as patrons for poets, writers, painters, and performers.

A potential bias in the study was that a cancer diagnosis usually was preceded as well as followed by a period of hospital care due to diagnostic procedures, treatment, symptoms and sometimes complications.

The chances are the word cropped up more than a few times over the course of the preceding week as well.

Despite the ecstatic economy preceding our move, well, let's just say that my husband and I are not cut out for success in America.

(Especially over the last year or so, and most persistently in Esquire, the source of the three preceding examples, as well as Ms. Kelly's November 2010 crown of sexiness).