Sentence examples for Early discovery from inspiring English sources

Early discovery of pre-malignancy combined with appropriate treatment may promote a better outcome.

Robert Louis Stevenson was an early discovery.

But so did an early discovery of someone's crudely fashioned tree abode.

Does this bode well for the early discovery of new physics by the LHC? RH: Yes.

There are some tumors, though small when discovered, that are highly aggressive and may spread despite early discovery.

Because it ventured abroad early Discovery was able to grab the best channel positions, says David Zaslav, the firm's boss.

After Clinton was elected, Bossie joined Citizens United as a researcher, which eventually led him to the early discovery of what became the Whitewater real estate scandal.

As for Admiral Zheng He, strong material evidence confirming his early discovery of Australia remains to be uncovered, assuming it exists.

"With an eye to our demographic change, we are setting out to make the toilet a space for the early discovery of disease".

Although the ease with which lead is smelted from lead ores ensured its early discovery, the softness of the metal restricted its use until Roman times.

Greater than 50% early discovery lots are amorphous  b.