Sentence examples for Early significance from inspiring English sources

Another reason for the early significance of this area in world history is the fact that the water supply and the climate were ideal for the introduction of agriculture.

Others, such as Joshua Lederberg and Leslie C. Dunn, attest to its early significance and cite the experiment as the beginning of molecular genetics.

Furthermore, EIF2C1 and PIWIL2 might represent novel colon cancer markers with early diagnostic significance.

The earliest of significance was Robert Nozick's "Coercion".

From early on, the significance of Hansen's insights was recognized by the scientific community.

He recognised early on the significance of computers for teaching, and did a pioneering CD-Rom on Arthur Miller's The Crucible.

Significance: Early recognition of AFS may be facilitated by screening polypoid rhinosinusitis patients with total serum IgE and RAST testing.

He added that Nancy-Ann DeParle, a top administration health care aide, downplayed the public option's significance early in the debate.

Most spiralian embryos exhibit tier-specific patterns of cell division at early stages; the significance of this mitotic asynchrony is unknown, but presumably reflects differential inheritance of factors regulating cell division.

Despite this early observation, the significance of autophagy in virus infections remained elusive until recent years.

'Investing in early childhood' "The significance of this policy, for us as UNICEF, is that children are being considered by the new government as a central point of the new political agenda," says UNICEF's Representative in Chile, Egidio Crotti.