Sentence examples for time was pre from inspiring English sources

For each analysis, the repeated measures factor (time) was pre vs post scores on the PHQ-9 or GAD-7.

Time was, "pre-" chiefly meant "before," as in prewar or prepubescent.

Much of network television in prime time was pre-empted by President Obama's address to Congress and the Republican response delivered by Gov. Bobby Jindal of Louisiana, coverage of which began at 9 p.m. on most networks.

An hour of lingerie models drew a modest audience on Tuesday, as did the premiere of the new season of "Scrubs," on a night when much of the first hour of prime time was pre-empted by President Obama's live address.

"That time was pre-MTV, so any kind of cultural movement didn't get co-opted so easily.

This incubation time was pre-determined to be optimal for detecting maximal expression of the analytes being measured while minimizing loss due to in vitro consumption (data not shown).

For the experiments, one slice at a time was pre-incubated in the recording chamber by circulating 10 ml of extracellular solution containing 10 µM of inhibitor peptide for 30 min at 32 36°C as set by a temperature control unit (Warner Instruments, Hamden, CT).

The time is pre-Internet and pre-cellphone, and the setting is — where else? — near Salem, home of the famous 17th century witch trials.

Predictors for long-term high distress or an increase in distress over time were pre-existing high distress and a low quality of life, having children, and having no family members with breast cancer.

Optimal antibody dilutions and incubation times were pre-determined empirically.

He also believed the film was released at the wrong time, "It was pre-Obama, smack in the middle of Paris Hilton time.