Sentence examples for two predating from inspiring English sources

35 We have identified four trials not included in the narrative review, two predating the narrative review.

The first two predate the introduction of functional neuroimaging.

The first two predate the introduction of functional neuroimaging: that recovery is the consequence of the reconstitution of domain-specific language systems in tissue around the lesion (the 'perilesional' hypothesis), or by homotopic cortex in the contralateral hemisphere (the 'laterality-shift' hypothesis).

The tradition for women to cover themselves from head to toe and veil their faces when they go out in public is an old one, predating Islam in Persia, Syria, and Anatolia.

All three predated the crash of 2008, before which unemployment was only 5 percent.

The results show that the splitting of the two species predated two duplication events that took place independently in the Arabidopsis and poplar lineages.

In the two decades predating his arrival, the Colts won 116 games, one division title and made the playoffs three times.

The location of a median of a given pair was then assigned a hotter value if it was in the top 2 quintiles (postdating the median of all publications) or a cooler value if it was in the first two quintiles (predating the total median).

Eight genes within the inflammatory region have remained tightly clustered for at least 360 million years, predating the divergence of the amphibian lineage.

Our analyses suggest that eight genes within the inflammatory region have remained tightly clustered for at least 350 million years, predating the divergence of the amphibian lineage.

: Sharks have existed for 400 million years, predating the dinosaurs.