Sentence examples for an early established from inspiring English sources

Boulez's characteristic sound world, an early established identity of method with harmony, figuration and sensuous colour, has been widely emulated.

It seems that the leftward asymmetry of the corticospinal tract may reflect an early established asymmetry in the corticomotoneuronal fibres.

It has also been found consistently throughout the resilience research that growing up with an early established and secure attachment to the caregiver is important for the development of a capacity to trust, and for the stimulation of emotional regulation and mentalising capacities (e.g. self-reflection) [ 35, 38].

In an early establishing scene a black man is seen walking through the white suburbs at night.

Mahayana, therefore, should not be seen as the successor to an earlier established tradition.

The final behavioral outcome may also depend on the context in which an earlier established CS is introduced, compared to the conditioning and extinction environment.

Using an earlier established multi-gene proliferation signature (GPS), proliferative levels were analysed in 73 primary CRCs and 27 liver metastases.

In the analysis, we used data on the vulnerability of a fetus and child to environmental factors, coming from an earlier established birth cohort of children in Krakow, being part of an ongoing, collaborative study together with Columbia University in New York.

When 50% of control saline-treated mice showed evidence of metastases, all mice were killed and lung tumour burden assessed using an earlier established semi-quantitative scoring index (Lunt et al, 2005).

Dekker explains Vaughan's influential term coined through her study of the Challenger launch decision: "The 'normalisation of deviance' describes a process whereby a group's construction of risk can persist even in the face of continued (and worsening) signals of potential danger… Small departures from an earlier established norm are often not worth remarking or reporting on" (ref. 39, p.538).

Series of religious services associated with a given feast early established the idea of the music festival in the church.