Sentence examples for preexisting term from inspiring English sources

I wonder whether or not when people are saying it if they are referencing "Christmas Vacation," or they're saying it because it was a preexisting term. .

The benefits of developing such protocols are two-fold: One, it would increase the quantity of available tissue to share by utilizing preexisting long-term fixed and/or fixed-frozen sectioned brains, and two, the ability to apply other analyses, such as immunohistochemistry and stereology, to adjacent EM sections in order to evaluate multiple neuropathological mechanisms within the same brain.

Notably, the data were adjusting for preexisting differences in terms of gender, fracture level, age, and preoperative clinical data using the analysis of covariance for two nonequivalent groups.

Twelve studies reported unadjusted percentages or risk estimates of preexisting diabetes on short-term mortality, whereas the other eight reported adjusted estimates.

In SCOUT, the selected subjects with preexisting CVD on long-term treatment irrespective of weight loss had an increased risk for nonfatal myocardial infarction and nonfatal stroke but not cardiovascular death or all-cause mortality.

Our literature search yielded 8,828 articles, of which 20 were eligible for inclusion in the present systematic review of the risk of preexisting diabetes on short-term postoperative mortality in cancer patients after initial surgical treatment.

Subjects with preexisting CVD on long-term treatment irrespective of weight loss had an increased risk for nonfatal myocardial infarction and nonfatal stroke but not cardiovascular death or all-cause mortality.

It means you can't be denied coverage for a preexisting condition.

Life is a preexisting condition.

"So that's the new preexisting condition".

Just about anyone can have a preexisting condition.