Sentence examples for usually not after from inspiring English sources

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Medtronic said that insurers have sometimes refused to cover Enterra before, but usually not after it's been implanted.

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"They're usually not around after Columbus Day".

"Typically, endurance training in this population would have a limited impact on glucose, only reduce insulin somewhat and usually not until after many weeks of training," says Timmons. "HIT training addresses two of the major health benefits of exercise, insulin sensitivity and aerobic capacity, while simultaneously removing the time barrier to exercise".

As multimedia content is usually not updated after creation and this algorithm only considers the number and not the location of content, this approach is out of scope of this work.

This section sets the tone for the rest of the plan, and it is usually not until after reading the summary that the reader will decide whether to read the rest or not.

High school counseling is usually not available after graduation and students often are not yet connected to college services, even as colleges want summer payments and decisions, said Page, an assistant professor of education at the University of Pittsburgh.

It's usually not long after this, or shortly before if I am good at gauging the situation, that I make my exit, but not before I see if there is anything I can clean up around the kitchen or even help the drunk girl that reminds me of myself from a few years ago.

In any case, somewhere along the line -- usually not long after you're burned out on your cool job -- it becomes super clear there's more to life than the possibility of some exciting new partner every few weeks or months or years.

Signals corresponding to Cd2L and Cd1L2 were usually not observed after 40 min of incubation; instead, the intensity of signals corresponding to oxidized forms of GSH and PCs increased.

NOR regions were usually not visualized after C-banding, thus most likely suggesting that GC-rich sequences were inserted into the intergenic spacers (IGSs) of the 45S rDNA arrays [ 63, 66].

The presence of the detectable MS pseudogene in several mammalian genomes seemed unexpected because pseudogenes are usually not recognizable after ~100 million years that separate the mammalian orders from their common ancestor, as indicated by several studies of human and mouse genome divergence [ 23, 24].

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