Sentence examples for time before start from inspiring English sources

The additional part depends upon the income level during the period of time before start of the disability period, the length of service and the insurance premiums.

One reason for the higher mortality among the preoperative LdAA users may be the higher risk of early postoperative complications often leading to longer time before start of mobilization and rehabilitation [ 25].

For the four oligomer classes (Asmall, Amed, Bmed, and Blarge), the data was well fitted to single-exponential kinetics with a lag time: Eq.S3 y = A (1 − exp (− (x − x 0 ) r ) ) where A corresponds to the final concentration of oligomers reached at the end of the kinetics, r the apparent growth rate, and x 0 the lag time before start of exponential kinetics.

We have heard George W. Bush's rhetoric many times before, starting with his moderate-sounding 2000 campaign.

Officials with that agency said that they had dealt with the Cacaces several times before, starting in October 1995 when the older boy, then an infant, broke his leg.

I had one who wanted to go to Florida a last time before starting dialysis.

Lower-priority jobs, and jobs requiring access to resources not currently available, may wait some time before starting to run.

Although the length of time to eat a slice of pizza remained stable between viewing conditions, the amount of time before starting another slice was shorter during TVV.

There are certainly some children who benefit from a bit more time before starting kindergarten, which has become increasingly focused more on academics than on socialization and play.

Interactive jobs receive a modest priority boost compared to batch jobs, but when contention for resources is high interactive jobs may wait a long time before starting.

At busy times it can take between six to eight weeks for your application to be processed, so do it in plenty of time before starting your course".