Sentence examples for a very early time from inspiring English sources

As brilliant as he was, that's a very early time for thoughts about evolution.

At a very early time in their histories, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam all adopted the Chinese writing system, in addition to other cultural institutions.

At a very early time he inventively used collage in the form of scattered bits of pasted-on newspaper strewn around the girl as she wields a pair of scissors.

Neither side admitted to having been wrong in January, but corps officials repeatedly emphasized that Professor Bea and Professor Seed had made their first visit at a very early time in the life cycle of the project.

What is her compulsion to move towards, rather than away from the things that most terrify her? "From a very early time, I understood that I only learn from things I don't like.

The SPC positive cells were observed in the differentiating cultures at a very early time point (day 5), and can be enriched into a homogenous population (>99%) with robust proliferation capacity on day 10.

To avoid any chance of being seen by other villagers while going for open defecation, newly married daughters-in-law had a different and very early time for defecation (i.e. 4 00 am).

It can be observed however that many VviMAPKKK transcripts showed a decreased abundance at the very early time point (4hpt), a trend to a more or less pronounced increase afterwards, and a new decrease at the last collection time (72 hpt).

This suggests that axonal transport disruption is mechanical, and not simply functional, in a subset of axons at very early time points.

We chose to examine very early time points, a time in which the need for novel diagnostics exists as it is well before traditional protein assays such as troponin are generally elevated in MI.

We therefore examined whether Otx2 might play a role in regulating the expression of these genes at this very early time point in the differentiation process.