Sentence examples for rarely preceded from inspiring English sources

The ultimate goal is to create an ideal state, not rarely preceded by the qualification "Greater Greater Serbiaia, for example, or Greater Croatia.

In contrast, t-AML after topoisomerase II inhibitors typically arises in <3 years, is rarely preceded by MDS, and is characterised by 11q23 or 15/17 aberrations [41].

But such intellectual arousal rarely precedes creative glory.

And those blips, even if they do exist, rarely precede a quake with any consistency.

As a rule, a full cost-benefit analysis rarely precedes individual decision making, especially given the immediacy in which decisions are made while driving [31].

As detailed species inventories rarely precede the establishment of set-asides, empirical studies on the species content of different set-aside types are needed, in order to evaluate their conservation relevance and to design efficient conservation strategies.

"Paul's reaction really got me thinking about my future and about how phenomenally successful he's been with the companies he backs," says Nill. Phenomenally successful a phrase that rarely precedes the words "venture capitalist" these days.

Nearly all cells (96%) exhibiting homologous centromere alignment were positive for Dmc1 staining (Fig. 4B and 4C), suggesting that homologous alignment of the CEN1's rarely precedes initiation of homologous recombination.

This is likely to have led us to underestimate excess mortality, assuming that the peak in deaths rarely precedes and generally coincides with or follows the peak in laboratory reports.

Moreover, although certain sub-types of anxiety, namely social phobia and panic rarely precede depression [ 22], individuals with these disorders and depression are very likely to have had a different anxiety disorder that predated the onset of depression [ 20].

Rarely, it precedes the articular manifestations of rheumatic disease.