Sentence examples for than preparations from inspiring English sources
There will be no free agency, no player trades (although draft picks can be traded), no football activity of any kind other than preparations for the draft in late April, the last event built into the current labor deal.
Wider attention is focused, too, on the World Cup rather than preparations for a Europa League qualifying tie against FK Daugava Riga of Latvia.
Split-dose bowel preparations for colonoscopy are more effective and better tolerated than preparations given entirely the day or evening before the procedure; however, some resistance to split-dose preparation stems from concerns about an increased risk of aspiration with same-day preparation.
Preparations which consisted almost exclusively of cells of distal origin showed higher resistance than preparations which contained a higher proportion of proximal cells.
In 1994, Vitek et al. observed, for the first time, that plaque fractions of AD brains contained about 3-fold more AGE adducts than preparations from healthy, age-matched controls.
Other studies suggest that the combined hormone treatment preparations typically used in Europe may be more strongly associated with breast cancer risk than preparations typically used in the United States.
She threw herself into the performance with more instinct than preparation, and the role, she said, "exorcised" her fears of death.
Shlomo Gazit, a retired Israeli major general and a military analyst, suggested that more than preparation or tactics determined the outcome of even as devastating an attack as today's.
Thus, our findings indicate that preparation for shape repetitions was less cognitively demanding than preparation for task switches or for repetitions of the stronger task.
Our findings therefore are also consistent with the previous studies' results highlighting that intravenous MEs occur more frequently than preparation errors [ 68].
None of these measures were significantly modulated by between-task competition, suggesting that this competition influences global task preparation rather than preparation of specific actions associated with chosen tasks.
