Sentence examples for earlier akin from inspiring English sources

We were not able to demonstrate improved survival when RRT was initiated at an earlier AKIN stage.

Mr. Henderson said that asking the court to believe the earlier definition was "akin to a baseball manager who tells his pitcher to throw a bean ball and says he means for the pitcher to really throw a ball of pinto beans".

Apparently, everyone already knows: new money has appeared to be flowing to her campaign in recent days (though neither she nor anyone else would provide specific numbers) and a poll from The St . LouisPost-Dispatch, which had earlier found Mr. Akin leading in a race Republicans once saw as perhaps their best chance to grab a Senate seat, now shows him trailing.

The early works were akin to horror film posters for low-budget slasher flicks.

Still, purists will feel the raw force of these early works as akin to a revelation.

Martin studied briefly with James Hart, and his early work is akin to that of the Hudson River school.

Later this year Mr Lu's charity will begin a tiny pilot of an early-parenting programme, akin to America's Head Start, in 50 villages, with 50 more villages being used for controlled comparison.

Yet his early life was akin to that of Nogood Boyo, the lusty country boy who is said to be "up to no good in the wash-house" with a girl called Lily Smalls in Dylan Thomas's rural verse comedy Under Milk Wood.

The functional biological structure results from the post-printing maturation, under near physiological conditions in bioreactors, a process that relies on fundamental early developmental processes akin to those used in embryonic morphogenesis and with no counterpart in the case of printing inanimate substance.

Studies claim that the neglect and damage caused by deprivation in early childhood are akin to violent abuse.

For example, it is yet to be determined whether the best approach will be to use a combination of targeted therapies at the earliest possible time, akin to combination antiretroviral therapy in HIV (Goldie and Coldman, 1984).