Sentence examples for beginnings of the study from inspiring English sources

Sept, A. H. Elcock, J. A. McCammon, Computer simulations of actin polymerization can explain the barbed-pointed end asymmetry, J Mol Biol 294, 1181-1189 (1999)], even back to the beginnings of the study of actin (early Marie France papers) have gone into understanding why filaments undergo polar growth.

The beginnings of the story write themselves.

In the meantime, the first beginnings of the development of Oriental studies and of ethnology and anthropology were making available more data about religion, though discussion in the 18th century continued to conceive religions other than Judaism and Christianity largely in terms of the paganism of the ancient world.

All data were compared between the beginnings, middle and the end of the study (three visits) using repeated measure analysis of variance (ANOVA) and between usual care and intervention groups using unpaired "t" test.

Due to the time-group interaction of the data, multivariate method (repeated measurements) was not applied for comparison of the beginnings, middle and the end of the study (three visits) between usual care and intervention groups.

Now, with the beginnings of "complex" optical study in biological specimens, and consequent identification of photonic band gaps, animal reflectors are being taken seriously as promising first stages in the design process of optical engineers.

The preludes, many of which are very brief (some consisting of simple statements and developments of a single theme or figure), were described by Schumann as "the beginnings of studies".

Happily, we are now at the beginnings of such galactic studies in biology.

That was the beginnings of the mouse".

America's Defence Department created the beginnings of the internet.

This was the beginnings of the Whig Party.