Sentence examples for yet preceding from inspiring English sources

This period in development of SjS-like disease represents the early phase of immunological activity in the salivary gland, yet preceding the onset of clinical disease; thus, it is not surprising that the differentially expressed genes are involved in either metabolic or secretory functions, most likely demonstrating attempts to balance injury, repair, and compensatory cellular activities.

Within the kinase homology model, T595 is predicted to reside at the end of a loop, yet precedes the crucial alpha helix in subdomain VIa (Figure 2G, see also below).

Yet, the preceding 20-year journey the discovery of a strange microbial repeat sequence; its recognition as an adaptive immune system; its biological characterization; and its repurposing for genome engineering remains little known.

In the extract above, the experience of an encounter was clearly much enjoyed, yet the preceding point about bus journeys being a mechanism for reducing loneliness is related to 'lots of people' who live alone; with the comment ' they can go out'.

One of his predecessors, Stanley A. Twardy Jr., who served from 1985 to 1991, knew Mr. O'Connor as a colleague at Day, Berry & Howard, where the young lawyer's reputation as being scholarly yet personable, preceded him.

This suggests that envy might have played a role in the Quarterly confrontation, and yet in the preceding years the two men had been friendly acquaintances.

I'd been in England in the preceding years, yet I was fairly sure I hadn't broken any vases.

[In the two repeats during the festival the singers were almost entirely different.] Just one example of how Mr. Pountney blended past and present sensibilities: there was ample folk costume and dance, yet the wedding, just preceding the discovery of Jenufa's drowned baby, was bathed in sickly green light, as if all this cheerful period folkishness was under water.

In contrast, Aly Semigran of MTV had enjoyed the preceding episode, yet still received "Funk" poorly, calling it: "a step down from last week's strong 'Theatricality'".

Among the organisations that Playford belonged to was the local branch of the Liberal Federation, yet until the months preceding his eventual election, he never talked of holding political office.

The actor is older now, his eyes as wet as oysters, and he cannot disguise the slackened bulk of middle age, yet this story precedes that of "The Silence of the Lambs," and he plays a younger Hannibal.