Sentence examples for relation to before from inspiring English sources

Median change scores of the PPC were significantly higher (increased control) and those of the STAI were significantly lower (less anxiety) after counselling for all groups in relation to before the session (related samples Wilcoxon test, P<0.001 for both; Table 2), with effect sizes of 1.00 and 0.49, respectively (Table 2).

Interviews will be organised in relation to (before or after) FYSIOPRIM meetings.

Immediately after challenge, teat temperature had dropped approximately 2.5°C on average in relation to before challenge and 1.4°C in relation to pre-preparation.

A year reduction of system period of return in relation to the before integration of ASU cycle with LNG, was the most important economic result of this integration.

Table 7 Drought resistance, Rt, in terms of stem volume growth of trees in the drought years 2003 and 2015 in relation to the before-drought period (2000 2002 and 2012 2014, respectively).

There is cosmic time, the time of the world that unfolds as a sequence of uniform, qualitatively undifferentiated moments in which all change occurs, but in which any present is defined simply in relation to what comes before and after; these times come before this "now," those after.

Losing all three of them (by age 24) raises the question: does this Sugababes really bear any relation to what went before?

"It is just not right," said Representative Jim McGovern, a Massachusetts Democrat (no relation to George McGovern) before his amendment to strike the cut was defeated.

But many in the media have accused the SBL of not fully understanding the history of the word in relation to Spurs before it opened its mouth.

We need to reclaim the public, not merely as an idea but as a practical force and material relation to space – before everything that used to belong, at least in part, to us belongs entirely to them.

The prize's patron, actress Tilda Swinton, said that she was a 'great believer in love and its particular relation to art', before going on to describe Lott as 'incomparably great'.