Sentence examples for captures early from inspiring English sources
A passage from "The Bushwhacked Piano," describing the travels of Nicholas Payne, its main character, captures early McGuane's persistent, dominant tone: "In Oakland, he saw slum children sword fighting on a slag heap.
We exploit a variety of ideas for identification that have been used in other research, including changes in the minimum school leaving age for the parents; month of birth of the parents which captures early school tracking that affected the parental cohorts; and parental union status and its interactions with occupation that affect paternal income independently from education.
Although other tests for the prediction of T1D exist family history and HLA genotyping, we believe that this easy-to-use method that captures early apoptosis of CD4+CD25+high T cells may be of value as a marker for individuals at T1D risk and that it opens up a new area in T1D investigation.
The interval from 2 7 HPF captures early cleavage events through approximately 128 cells.
Interestingly, dates where low moisture content (from the range [18 25 %] can be taken to suggest a stationary metabolic activity and hence maturity were also observed at the positive range of PC1 (Fig. 5) that captures early ripening metabolic activity.
Sarcopenia captures early-stage changes in muscles that can affect one's physical functionality either at the person-level (eg, locomotion, balance) or the more socially-integrated level of being able to fulfill social roles considered normal for an older person (eg, ADL, hobbies).
But his heart was captured early by the ghost towns where his father took him.
No way!"' she said, recalling the American private who was briefly captured early in the war.
Software architectures capture early design decisions about a system in order to fulfill relevant quality attributes.
Her older brother, Camille, was an organizer of the Normandy resistance who was captured early in the War.
They were called the Dirty 30 — bodyguards for Osama bin Laden captured early in the Afghanistan war — and many of them are still being held at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
