Voorbeelden van pre-existing

• They reported being interested in what was being offered without having any pre-existing intention to take up these offers.

• It is assumed that the reader understands these pre-existing categories.

• This included oral musical cultures, which are often defined more by performance than by pre-existing repertoire or rigid rules.

• It was not until the start of the twenty-first century that electronic music reasserted itself as something outside of the pre-existing rules of functionality.

• At the same time they overlay and reinforce a pre-existing musical binary - the primacy of the lead vocal over the ' subservient' backing chorus - instrumental accompaniment.

• Such accounts depend on the concept of language as a pre-existing system which defines these alternatives before any utterance is produced.

• In other words, holding pre-existing individual and environmental attributes constant, merely going to the polls increases one's chance of returning.

• It is a pre-existing bus with a well-defined payload capacity.

• However, the group posited as most desiring of divided government, ideological moderates, should not care about pre-existing partisan control of government.

• Since the subsequent crystallization to form the orbicules only took place around discrete cores, all other pre-existing nuclei must have been removed.

• In normal wound healing, angiogenesis (new blood vessel formation from pre-existing vessels) occurs in areas undergoing repair.

• Why do pre-existing arrangements fail to establish markets for environmental goods and assets?

• Psychiatric side-effects, including hallucinosis, are a concern in elderly people, especially if there is pre-existing cognitive impairment.

• In this case neither of the pre-existing senses is general enough to subsume the other.

• Subsequent hitch-hiking and (or) background selection effects can differentially affect the pre-existing level of polymorphism at linked loci.