Sentence examples for previous mainland from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the only two previous mainland Chinese winners under Communist rule, Mr. Liu and Gao Xingjian, who won the literature prize in 2000 and who gave up his Chinese citizenship for French citizenship, are both dissidents.

In addition, only some meteorological factors (dew point, low visibility, and low wind speed) were found in previous mainland China studies to be associated with the outbreaks.

Two previous mainland studies of E. glaucus conducted at a larger scale also failed to detect IBD (Knapp and Rice 1996; Wilson et al. 2001), while low levels of IBD were detected for sites sampled throughout British Columbia (Ie 2000).

This is similar to a previous study in Mainland China [12].

Co-infection of different HAdV types has never been reported in any previous studies of Mainland China.

12 A previous study in Mainland China showed that patients with HIV subtype B strains were more sensitive to maraviroc compared to patients with HIV subtype CRF07_BC.

The K1 K. pneumoniae isolates contributed to 68.9% of KLA in this study, which was higher than previous reports from mainland China (43% and 39.2%) [ 15, 20, 23].

It is our experience from previous research in mainland China that recognising patterns and being able to interpret the data accurately can be the most challenging part of the process and can involve lengthy discussion about the meaning of informant accounts.

Although the initial disturbances in Tottenham were recognisable in their origins and development when compared with previous riots on the mainland, the following days saw evidence of a type of systematic looting that did not appear to fit previous experience.

When the communists prevailed and Mao's People's Republic of China was established on the mainland, the previous government of the Republic of China was self-exiled on the island of Taiwan, continuing to claim sovereignty over the whole of China.

Previous experience of visiting Mainland China was a significant predictor of guessing performance.