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Meanings of pre-existing in English

Existing previously or before something.

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Examples for "preexisting"
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The defined preexisting illnesses included a wide range of chronic, non-communicable diseases.
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One patient with preexisting cirrhosis required liver transplantation; all others resolved clinically.
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Elderly patients are sensitive to iatrogenic hyperthyroidism, especially with preexisting cardiac disease.
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Patients with chronic pain have a higher incidence of preexisting psychological disorders.
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Those with a preexisting rheumatic disease were identified using specific diagnostic codes.
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Wherefore the soul cannot in any way be made of pre-existent matter.
Summa Theologica, Part I (Prima Pars) / From the Complete Americ...
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Risk factors are used to identify patients with pre-existent kidney disease.
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Life beyond the grave is still progressive; the soul is pre-existent.
Hebraic Literature; Translations from the Talmud, Midrashim and ...
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Four of five patients with pre-existent neurological autoimmunity experienced irreversible worsening after ICI.
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He is described as pre-existent and gifted with the divine authority.
The Makers and Teachers of Judaism / From the Fall of Jerusalem ...
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Background: Many studies have investigated preexistent renal disease during pregnancy.
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The rapid tumor growth and its early manifestation following HTx suggest a preexistent occult carcinoma.
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This is a particular concern in patients with preexistent peripheral vascular disease undergoing prolonged laparoscopic procedures.
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No deaths were attributed to liver injury, although one patient with preexistent cirrhosis required liver transplantation.
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The truth will activate directly the preexistent action model, which is in this case to flee.
The Brain, A Decoded Enigma
Usage of pre-existing in English
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Without, however, the knowledge of pre-existing cases which serves me so well.
Sherlock holmes: the complete illustrated novels
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Critical health personnel and those with pre-existing conditions will be covered first.
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Dear Love Muffin, Coming into a pre-existing family dynamic can be difficult.
Ebony
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If no data was available, estimates were provided based on pre-existing data.
The South African
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That pre-existing scale also gave TikTok another weapon: a huge war chest.
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We know that Covid-19 has exposed those pre-existing inequalities in our society.
Radio NZ
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Medicare costs likely would rise further if pre-existing condition protections are scrapped.
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Best himself was not present, Stewart-Moore saying he had a pre-existing engagement.
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Before the ACA passed, many insurance companies considered pregnancy a pre-existing condition.
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Response to immune checkpoint inhibitors correlates with a pre-existing anti-tumoral immune response.
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Visual outcomes are usually good except when limited by pre-existing macular pathology.
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This may be important in obese patients who have pre-existing low-grade inflammation.
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The capacity to integrate an image into a pre-existing image model 5.
The Brain, A Decoded Enigma
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It steps forward to announce itself, back to accommodate some pre-existing trees.
The Guardian
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The analysis also found QAnon is merging with pre-existing conspiracy theory pages.
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Two of the eight patients had diabetes and one had pre-existing dyslipidaemia.
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