Sentence examples for I early from inspiring English sources

Key facilitators included: (i) early success in controlling challenging TRH patients (ii) improved management of TRH, and (iii) reimbursement for study time and expenses.

Without fertilization, planting dates provided little difference in yield reduction, while under half or recommended fertilizer application (i) early planting leads to the largest yields decline and (ii) late planting leads for the smallest yields decline outcomes.

Within each type, we further categorize documents according to their structure, predominant characteristics, and content areas, with the indicator documents being divided into two sub-categories: (i) early learning and development standards documents; and (ii) skills progression documents, or "maps".

The Dorset culture is divided into three phases: (i) Early Dorset, ~800 BCE to 0 BCE/CE; (ii) Middle Dorset, ~0 BCE/CE to 600 to 800 CE; and (iii) Late Dorset ~600 to 800 CE to 1300 CE (9).

More specifically it addresses (i) early studies aimed at presence of gap junction-like structures in lymphatic vessels, (ii) more recent studies focusing on lymphatic connexins using genetically engineered mice, and (iii) results of clinical studies that have reported lymphedema-linked mutations in connexin genes.

The present study has revealed three distinct seroconversion patterns among MmmSC-infected animals, i) early high responders, ii) late high responders, and iii) low responders.

These occurred in both primary and secondary cortices (SI and SII, respectively) in both controls and those with ADHD; (i) early-ERS (approximately 20 to 200 ms post-stimulus); (ii) ERD (approximately 200 to 400 ms post-stimulus); and (iii) late-ERS, known as beta rebound (approximately 400+ ms post-stimulus).

Combining 51 estimates from six studies on four salmon species, we found that (i) early-generation hatchery fish averaged only half the reproductive success of their wild-origin counterparts when spawning in the wild, (ii) the reduction in reproductive success was more severe for males than for females, and (iii) all species showed reduced fitness due to hatchery rearing.

The first phase is mediated by low ambient concentrations of RIG-I early in the course of viral infection, where viral RNA is in low abundance [45].

In response to feeding, we observed biphasic increased expression of IGF-I, early increased expression of one IGFBP-5 paralogue and constitutive increased expression of IGFBP-4.

We found that the upstream regions (-1,000 bp) of the Group-I ' early response' genes were enriched with potential Myb-target (MybR) motifs.