Sentence examples for were already performed from inspiring English sources
Although first human trials with such bacteria were already performed more as a decade ago, the recent revolution in our understanding of the role of human gut microbiome in health and diseases has unleashed a revolution in this field resulting in a plethora of potential novel prophylactic and therapeutic intervention against disease onset and development employing such organisms.
Some of these surgeries were performed in our clinic during the follow-up period, but some were already performed at the time of presentation.
Tests on separating the core from the control unit and placing the core in a cryogenic environment were already performed [79].
Some of the main reasons include: a lack of understanding of these activities and their significance; the belief that maintenance and updating activities are time consuming and complicated; and the belief that maintenance and updating were already performed as part of the testing procedures, as the respondent from S2 reported.
Many role components proposed for or by aspirants were already performed by incumbents, but aspirants sometimes proposed role components that were entirely novel to the target group.
Genera where detailed studies on genome size variation were already performed include Hydrangea (Cerbah et al. 2001), Artemisia (Torrell and Vallès 2001), Elytrigia (Mahelka et al. 2005) and Curcuma (Leong-Škorničková et al. 2007), among others.
Implants were not studied until doctors were already performing operations.
Two church members were already performing CPR on Dr. Tiller by the juice and coffee table.
Mr. Johnson said that he devised the program for those students who were already performing well and who would benefit from a more challenging workload.
It included a provision recognizing that some members of the clergy were already performing blessings for gay couples in some dioceses around the country.
But supporters of charter schools said the data confirmed earlier research suggesting that charters take on children who were already performing below average.
