Sentence examples for predated in from inspiring English sources

Scarlet Macaw chicks are predated in Guatemala by Collared Forest-Falcon (Micrastur semitorquatus) (Wildife Conservation Society Macaw Project Rony Garcia pers. comm.).

The SufS cysteine desulfurase is likely to have predated in evolutionary time the emergence of the ancillary sulfurtransferase component encoded by sufE.

(C ) Total percentage of M. sexta larvae (left panel, N=30 larvae) and eggs (right panel, N=88 eggs) predated in two separate trials during infestation M3 in 2011.

Those populations predating in South African waters have been documented targeting smaller shark species for their livers.

Surely the self-interest that manifests itself in the mantra "no taxes" predates in America those interests, self- or not, that resulted in the expansion of civil rights and personal liberties over the past half-century.

I just predated it in my career by a couple of years.

In addition, he drew a portrait of Coster (ca. 1370-ca. 1440), who was for some years thought to have predated Gutenberg in the use of moveable type.

Friendster, MySpace and others predated Facebook in social networking.

It is now well appreciated that ancestral roles for this gene family must have predated functions in tumor suppression.

While public calls for reform in Egypt long predated the dissent in Tunisia, events there were of course inspiring.

His arrival in the city predated the boom in the producer-population by a good few years.