pre-existing

If your child has a preexisting condition, insurance companies, starting this year, will not be able to deny those children coverage.

Conclusions: Dedifferentiated chondrosarcoma arising in a preexisting osteochondroma is an extremely rare lesion with a poor prognosis.

During the Himalayan period, fold and superimposed deformation had been happened, and cased preexisting structure reformed.

First, with base complementary, each preexisting DNA strand acts as a template for the production of a new complementary strand.

The higher rate of fatal cardiovascular events with olmesartan among patients with preexisting coronary heart disease is of concern.

These are often referred to as "super liens" , since they may take priority over preexisting liens as well as later ones.

The evolution of preexisting nano-voids in single crystal copper is investigated by means of molecular dynamics (MD) simulations.

After all, the same neurological structures are damaged by the fate of trauma, although in a preexisting narrower environment.

He also said he supports a requirement that health plans not reject coverage based on preexisting medical conditions.

Preexisting micronutrient (vitamins and trace elements) deficiencies are often present in hospitalized patients.

Music sampling is the process of manipulating preexisting sound recordings and incorporating and remixing them into a new one.

So the mental framework to believe that Obama is foreign probably was, to use a health care term, a preexisting condition.

Fractures themselves typically do not have much volume, but by joining preexisting pores, they enhance permeability significantly.

Authors are no longer limited to designing composite controls that act as a collection of preexisting controls .

Protocols allow you to define polymorphic functions over preexisting types.

Immediately after the President signs the bill this morning, insurance companies will have to cover children with preexisting conditions.

The presence of angiographic coronary artery disease was not significantly associated with preexisting retinal emboli .

Patients with preexisting liver disease may require dosage reductions for drugs that are metabolized in the liver or excreted into the bile.

In the natural sciences, knowledge accumulates by uncovering preexisting and permanent natural processes.

method for compatibility with preexisting providers that use code parsers . the base - class method then calls the equivalent method in the.

If you extend a preexisting list, then the originator (trading partner, consortia, and the like) might issue a new revision of the list.

A preexisting chronic illness, she thought; cancer would be her first guess.

Provide a business-level abstraction for the composition of preexisting business services.

It usually results when preexisting lung disease causes Bronchial inflammation and obstruction.

All life on earth (and by extension, technology) is built upon appropriation and reuse of the preexisting.

Preexisting WSXL components can be reused with other WSXL components and organized as reusable groups in a collection.

Another step involved the creation of new services without a preexisting basis for reuse, such as the CCMS Persistence Service.

However, sometimes it's convenient to invoke a preexisting instance function directly from XSLT.

So, many of these features are preexisting ones already found in the Linux and BSD standard libraries.

The preexisting schema offers a MaritalStatus component with an enumerated list of values, as in Listing 1.

Problems occur only if a contradiction develops between a new observation, say, "That ball is blue, " and the preexisting statements.

We excluded individuals with preexisting liver or alcohol-related disease.

Those involving the ciliary body and choroid are thought to originate from preexisting nevi.

This finding may be due to preexisting conditions, such as duration of dialysis and degree of hyperparathyroidism.

The shift will present many with preexisting health problems with challenges.

There's no difference between me acting through speech and language preexisting as something which is not action.

Omega-3 fatty acids don't help people with preexisting heart disease avoid future cardiovascular trouble, a new study has found.

Thus, permission should extend only to sales made at regular or preexisting price levels.

There are many different preexisting solutions to the problem of access control and authorizations.

Most of the time, you would build upon other, preexisting plug-ins provided by Eclipse that you must include in your class path.

Finally, students will be asked to create their own manipulations of preexisting works.

Before you build the main Shale release, you should run ant clean to remove any preexisting built code.

The no brainer option is to use a preexisting iOS device.

The intersection of those rows and columns represents all preexisting implementations, which you don't want or need to change.

Assume client1 changes the password for a preexisting user 'u100'.

They may also need to repurpose preexisting materials to address issues that they otherwise cannot discuss because of government censorship.

NOTE: You can also copy preexisting resources to the resource file at this time.

A change of preexisting rocks or minerals caused by the activity of hot solutions, such as fluids accompanying or heated by magma.

Using a preexisting shared project in ClearCase requires it to be imported in to a local workspace. The project import steps are

the impact of new economic associations on preexisting cooperative institutions and relations;

determine if the requested operation relates to a preexisting memory array;