Sentence examples for which antecedents from inspiring English sources

The 30-odd short lyrics here are complicated, atmospheric, passionately private affairs in which antecedents are hazy and italicized interjections are plentiful.

Examining which antecedents were associated with those found dead, the overall X2 test was not significant (15.37, p = 0.12).

Each antecedent was further delineated by the age at assessment in order to characterise the developmental timing at which antecedents were apparent.

The Antecedent class plays a minor role in the selected training data (recall of 20%), which might be quite different for diseases in which antecedents play a role in biomarker search.

Our use of clinical records permitted a more exact characterisation of reproductive events than is possible in investigations that rely on self-reporting; and the increased specificity with which antecedent events were measured produced more precise risk estimates, albeit ones based on progressively smaller numbers.

To investigate which antecedent risk factors can explain the social patterning in hospital use.

Watkins et al describes a highly exposed sample (median PFOA fourfold higher than the lower margin of the highest quartile in our sample) in which antecedent exposures were modeled from resident address and water measurements, with modest predictive value in children (62 %) [ 9].

Grice's concept of conventional implicatures (which has antecedents in Frege; see Bach 1999b) is the most controversial part of his theory of conversation for many followers, for several reasons.

This body of work, which has antecedents within disaster and risk literatures, is fundamentally concerned with the ways in which volcanological hazards impact upon individuals and communities, and how communities are able to prepare and respond to such impacts.

From a complex adaptive system perspective on HD theoretical processes, economic progress is a necessary condition for successful secularization and expressive political behavior, which are antecedents for lasting democratic institutions.

Lift represents the extent to which the antecedents and the consequents are not independent.