Sentence examples for characterizing early from inspiring English sources

The older hominid was already so different from chimps that it suggested that "no modern ape is a realistic proxy for characterizing early hominid evolution," they wrote.

In this study, we propose a new tumor diameter growth model characterizing early, late and steady-state treatment effects.

Here, we review recent progress on modeling and characterizing early epidemic growth patterns from infectious disease outbreak data, and survey the types of mathematical formulations that are most useful for capturing a diversity of early epidemic growth profiles, ranging from sub-exponential to exponential growth dynamics.

An overlap between DCX and NeuN, characterizing early postmitotic neurons, was found up to 85 years (Figs. 6, 7G, 8N).

The spatial resolution and sensitivity of synchrotron FTIR microspectroscopy and mass spectrometry may open new avenue for characterizing early events occurring in pathologies or for identifying markers for diagnosis and prognosis.

Our results showed important differences in the CD8+ T-cell frequencies, characterizing early and final phases of clinical cure, which seems to be linked to antimonial therapy.

Thus, this is a useful model system for characterizing early-stage invasions; specifically, our study examined possible source location(s), timing of introduction(s), putative vector(s), and genetic structure across native and introduced populations.

As such, labor geography challenged capital-centric readings of capitalist development which characterized early versions of structural Marxism in human geography in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Perhaps not surprisingly, the ethnic divisions that characterized early cycling also had a uglier side.

The intense partisanship that characterized early American politics similarly depressed Adams, and he worried that "a Cloud of Ignorance, Knavery and Folly" hung over the young nation.

"Many users in this country," she says, "missed many of the kinds of mobile use practices that characterized early mobile texting culture".