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Ahead of time.
If something happens ahead of time, it happens early or before the set time.
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Because the process of heating the milk is fairly quick, preparing the cooling procedure ahead of time prevents overheating the milk.
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Get comfortable with the procedures ahead of time.
Because the surgery to create a fistula must be completed six weeks or more before dialysis starts, doctors must anticipate kidney failure and perform the procedure well ahead of time.
In healthcare, I'm not just interested in helping doctors rehearse for surgeries, but also in the notion of explaining procedures to patients ahead of time.
But he said the work is trustworthy, noting that it would be very difficult for gas companies to speedily alter practices at fracking sites to clean up their act ahead of the researchers' visits, given very short lead time on choosing well sites and that procedures and equipment are developed well ahead of time.
Shorvon concedes that it "might be wrong" not to seek ethical approval for the testing procedure and not to fully inform patients ahead of time.
If possible, discuss ahead of time the fees you will be charged for a procedure, test or exam.
29 30 Participants were instructed ahead of time that they might or might not experience paresthesias during the procedure and were visually shielded from the image screen.
"I apologize ahead of time," he said.
Think about your meals ahead of time.
No way to know ahead of time.
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