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1. Dinosaurs pre-existed human beings by many millions of years.

2. Inform your doctor of any pre-existing medical condition .

3. In this kind of case, pre-existing acquaintances were invalidated.

4. They come into existence after relatively brief periods of rapid change in a small sub-population of a pre-existing species.

5. Few policies cover pre-existing conditions, self-inflicted injury or pregnancy-related claims.

6. This deposit mantles the flanks of the pre-existing cone, but is no more than a few metres thick at most.

7. Pre-existing medical conditions, recurring illness or physical defects, except as detailed under principal exclusions. 2.

8. At Pipewell in Northamptonshire, earthworks remain of the pre-existing hamlet, mixed up with earthworks of the Cistercian abbey buildings.

9. Union commitment grew, in some cases, from pre-existing class consciousness.

10. How can I change jobs if I have a pre-existing medical condition?

11. The medical history, examination and tests should check for pre-existing problems which can be corrected.

12. If the database contains pre-existing original works normal rules apply.

13. The Act effects several important changes to the pre-existing law.

14. Schleiermacher conceives of religion as pre-existing particular historical manifestations which are grounded in the fundamental unity of religion, an apriori condition.

15. It also stops them refusing cover for more than a year to those with pre-existing conditions.

16. Replacive minerals grow, as their name suggests, in the place of pre-existing minerals and not into pore spaces.

17. On the one hand, nucleic acids arise only as copies of pre-existing nucleic acids.

18. In massive dose, however, 4-ASA may cause haematuria and reduce creatinine clearance, particularly in patients with pre-existing renal disease.

19. The zones have thus had some success in preventing the relocation or closure of preexisting companies.

20. This hypothesis holds that giant tongues of material were torn from the preexisting Sun by the gravitational attraction ofa passing star.

21. Often, the target is created when the consolidation pattern is first applied so that no access controls preexist and possibly need to be defined.

22. The distinction between content and expression is always real, in various ways, but it cannot be said that the terms preexist their double articulation.sentencedict.com

23. This paper's main innovations are as follows:Based on the preexist literatures, this paper analyzed the main influence factors of the real estate price systematically and wholly.

24. But the thought is always prior to the fact; all the facts of history preexist in the mind as laws.

25. Consequently, reductionism tends to ignore the kinds of interactions that can trigger the emergence of order, patterns, or properties that do not preexist in the underlying physical substram.