Sentence examples for primarily before from inspiring English sources

The prize, however, was awarded for the academic — and less political — research that he conducted primarily before he began writing regularly for The Times.

However, this would have been primarily before the evolution of angiosperms (flowering plants, the group to which most present-day plants, including those of deserts, belong).

The investigation is focused on whether revenue from some ACS equipment resale deals should have been presented on a net basis rather than a gross basis, primarily before the acquisition, Xerox said in a regulatory filing.

In the case of other administrative routes, NPs will react with other biomolecules of the body fluids primarily before reaching the blood plasma.

The other one is that previous empirical findings have been generated from datasets that were collected primarily before the mid-1990s and thus cannot reflect the most recent and dramatic changes of China's urban labor market.

MdAIL1, MdAIL2, and MdAIL3 displayed highest expression primarily before full bloom (Additional file 3).

The GQ interview was discredited by Avicii's camp, most notably the point where he was quoted as saying that the majority of his DJ sets primarily consist of "before work", a comment that caused a furore in the dance world.

Dai et al. [ 105] surveyed a number of central metabolic signatures from whole berry samples displaying developmental specificity, with large abundance changes primarily occurring shortly before, through, and shortly after veraison.

The second part contrasts two clusters of New Bern neighborhoods; one cluster incorporates three traditional districts with homes primarily built before the 1940s; the other cluster incorporates two constellations of newer subdivisions built in the 1980s and beyond.

Given that the pool of latently infected cells must be primarily established before ART, it is difficult to understand why such periodic induction of the pool does not lead to it running dry.

Increasingly larger percentages of the student body came from northern cities, more populated with Catholic immigrants, while the student body had been primarily southern before the war.