Sentence examples for that presage from inspiring English sources

Biomarkers that could identify the biological brain changes that presage dementia are still years away.

The best way to reduce crime, even violent crime, is to identify and interrupt the spatial/temporal patterns of human activity that presage and promote violence.

Estimated to sell for $15 million to $20 million, it combines his urban-landscape work with the biomorphic figures that presage his return to his famed "Woman" series.

More personal networks are indicated by an array of embellished family records from Maine and the distinctively lettered "love tokens" that presage the modern valentine.

Factories reported faster activity and fuller order books, especially for capital goods (up by 3.9% in June) that presage stronger investment.

Some 750 elderly volunteers who have mildly impaired memories of the sort that presage Alzheimer's disease will be divided into three groups.

For many patients, it is relapse that presages the failure of all treatment.

The book had a sophistication and vibrancy that presaged the coming of the 1960s.

It was an act of violence that presaged a decade that would grow more violent still.

Just then I was buffeted by a freak gust that presaged the arrival of a hailstorm.

Shallow EVT invasion elicits incomplete vascular transformation and reduces uteroplacental blood flow that presages adverse pregnancy outcomes.