0 present participle of predate
For instance, all studies of climate predating instrumental and written records use indirect indices of climate that have limits on accuracy and completeness of coverage.
First, culture may be an ancestral state predating the cetacean split from their terrestrial ancestors.
A sharp and significant decline in age at diagnosis was found, predating echocardiography.
It contains no fewer than 522 items predating 1600.
None of the birds ever predated the seeds, however, both species of squirrel rarely dropped the fruits without predating the seeds.
Squirrels were responsible for dropping and/or predating 11.4% of seeds.
It is suggested that mice may also affect the island's ecology by predating on seabird chicks.
Specific issues of one or both parents predating the birth of the infant may have 'sensitised' them.
