Sentence examples for that changes prior from inspiring English sources

The objective is to determine the velocity profiles of approaching ice masses and how that changes prior to impact.

In studying the scores over time, we found that physiologic changes prior to clinical deterioration may be detected hours before the event.

Gottsch et al used a mouse model of protoporphyria and exposure to blue light to induce choriocapillaris injury and sub-RPE basal laminar-like deposits that simulated aging-associated changes prior to the onset of AMD [36].

Prof Katherine Vallis said lumps could be felt when the mice were about 120 days old, but "we detected changes prior to that at 90 to 100 days - before a tumour is clinically apparent".

There is a paucity of studies that have characterised structural brain changes prior to onset or during the early stages of these disorders.

As shown in Table  VI, a higher proportion in the IG stated it to be likely that they would make lifestyle changes prior to pregnancy after the intervention (P = 0.028) but no difference over time was found in the CG1.

The automaker will compensate owners for 50 percent of the repair cost "where the settlement class member cannot submit proof that the last two required oil changes prior to the sludge-related problem or engine failure were performed within the recommended time and mileage".

These are the two major provisions of the tentative settlement: The automaker will compensate owners for 100 percent of the repair costs if they can prove "that the last two required oil changes prior to the sludge-related problem or engine failure were performed within the recommended time and mileage intervals, with a permissible variance of 20 percent of the time and mileage intervals".

Although we did not have the official merger dates, the fact that people generally reacted to such changes prior to implementation makes the official date less important [ 15, 57].

Avoid making changes prior to long rides.

He warned that "making any change prior to that time would be premature".