Sentence examples for connected with earlier from inspiring English sources
He picked up his phone and called Michael Lawson, then an Obama-appointed ambassador, who Underwood had just met and instantly connected with earlier at the luncheon.
In 2010, Fichon finally made a trans-Atlantic trip to New York City—a "pilgrimage," he calls it and met forgotten house producers Nathaniel X and Jerzzey Boy, whom he'd connected with earlier online.
Moreover, PLA2 activity was significantly reduced in parietal and frontal cortices of AD patients; this enzyme deficiency could be connected with earlier onset and severity of the disease, as well as a worse outcome [ 182].
Goran et al. [ 35], also Sallis et al. [ 11], observed a decline in PA in teenagers, especially in girls before puberty, which was connected with earlier maturation of girls than boys.
"There had been a mutation in a gene connected with early onset of Alzheimer's.
He connected with Early Doucet on a 15-yard score to give the Cardinals a 24-7 lead.
Moreover, the degradation mechanism of hot corrosion in the LCF lifetime was connected with early crack initiation resulting both from the deteriorated surface because of corrosion pits and the accelerated fatigue crack propagation due to weakened grain boundaries.
The case is different with the Sabines, the Aequi, and the Volsci, whose period of expansion (6th and 5th centuries) is closely connected with earliest Rome and who had early contact with the Etrusco-Latin civilization.
The midfielder connected with early substitute Mark Lamont's cross from 12 yards to put Dumbarton ahead 11 minutes before the interval.
Another factor connected with early introduction of complementary food is the potential risk of increased parental control with energy intake, which may interfere with the infant's self-controlled appetite [ 11].
Although it has been suggested that in many mammalian systems TGase is a downstream effector in the later stages of apoptosis, elevated TGase accumulation has also been connected with early apoptotic events (Fesus et al. 1989; Griffin and Verderio 2000; Piacentini and Melino 1994).
