Sentence examples for published pre from inspiring English sources

With the publication of STARD in 2003 the assumption was made that all studies published pre 2004 were published without the benefit of this directive.

With the publication of QUADAS in 2003 the assumption was made that all studies published pre 2005 were published without the benefit of this directorate.

As he made clear yesterday he was only made aware of the allegations relating to Jimmy Savile when ITV published pre-broadcast publicity regarding their documentary in recent weeks," the spokesman said.

As someone who'd tackled the fat charms of Dickens and Thackeray at university, I realised that it had been a long time since I'd read a novel of huge length or, indeed, anything published pre-20th-century.

These applications can be found in the literature under the names of the developer or colleague from the MGH Martinos Center who have published pre-clinical fMRI (or "phMRI").

Google has also published pre-trained models as part of their Word2Vec-implementation [29].

Their method, however, was not supported by any published pre-clinical or clinical data about the safety and efficacy of the procedure.

Isolated cells were sequentially filtered through a 100 μm and 40 μm cell strainers and purified based on a previously published pre-plating technique [ 34].

Published pre-procedural predictors of AF recurrence after RF ablation include left atrial (LA) size, type and duration of AF and age.

Therefore, as recently published, pre-operative computed tomography (CT) predictors should be used with caution in choosing between surgical cytoreduction and neoadjuvant chemotherapy 26.

The published pre-operative nomogram (Karakiewicz et al, 2009) did not include T4 disease so these patients were excluded from such analyses.