Sentence examples for In the earliest time from inspiring English sources

In the earliest time window (80 to 130 ms), significantly (p<0.01) higher responses to fear were found only in the left hemisphere, in the inferior temporal sulcus and the anterior part of the inferior temporal gyrus.

In the earliest time period (1986 1988), the average S RT interval was about 5 weeks irrespective of patients' CT status (Table 3 >).

This move made Caroline Island both the easternmost land in the earliest time zone (by some definitions, the easternmost point on Earth), and one of the first points of land which would see sunrise on January 1, 2000 — at 5 43 a.m., as measured by local time.

Cyclin A2, showing down-regulation in the earliest time points of G1, is important in S phase regulation, in complex with a cdk, and is active until mitosis [18].

These two regions showed the lowest survival in the earliest time period.

Women who were diagnosed in the earliest time periods had lower survival.

Hassan has said he will hold elections in July 2013, the earliest time permitted by the constitution.

President Hassan has said he will hold elections in July 2013, the earliest time permitted by the constitution.

Developers now call it interval ownership or vacation ownership -- anything but time sharing, a term that became as soiled as the carpet in the earliest time-shares, which often suffered financial woes or were sold deceptively.

Some authorities believe that in the earliest times fish were rarely caught because of the inadequacy of fishing gear.

Even in the earliest times, clashes between different lines of descent from the prophet often cast doubt on the legitimacy of caliphs.