Sentence examples for defined early from inspiring English sources

Researchers defined "early onset," as cases occurring in people under age 65.

Suffolk's system is rooted in volunteerism and local control, two principles that long defined early suburban life in New York State.

Servants couple with masters, priests couple with nuns, teachers couple with students -- all leaping over the social boundaries that defined early 20th-century Europe.

Their sound was defined early, after George – who produced their first five albums, with his former Easybeats bandmate Harry Vanda – explained how to make records.

"Are there cases of this?" "I don't believe that there are any diseases that have that sort of defined early symptom," Mrs. Sakaki said.

Uber's corporate reputation was defined early on by its aggressive tactics and a seek-forgiveness-not-permission kind of an approach.

Sean MacPherson and his restaurant Swingers defined early-'90s Los Angeles.

Apart from the G-funk that defined early-'90s Los Angeles hip-hop, that texture has been largely absent from popular music since.

In the first installment we defined "early-stage startup" and enumerated areas where early-stage startups need to spend money.

The following groups were defined: early-onset sepsis group, chorioamnionitis group, asphyxia group, and control group.

The mean nonmedical cost for clinically defined early-stage LD was $109 in 1997 and $23 in 1998.