Sentence examples for earlier distinct from inspiring English sources

"The earlier distinct fertility regimes, 'developed' and 'developing,' are increasingly disappearing in global comparisons of fertility levels," according to Edward Jow-Ching Tu, a sociologist at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.

Should we say that the cup and truncated cup are earlier distinct, but later identical?

Here are two ways in which, it seems, saying that the cup is earlier distinct from, but later identical with, the truncated cup conflicts with Leibniz's Law.

In the case of, for example, the truncated cup we saw that one option is to claim that Cup is earlier distinct from Tcup [cup minus its handle], but later identical with Tcup.

As noted earlier, distinct results are expected for experiments on membranes with small and great lipid raft coverage.

Offa's Dyke was supposed to form an early distinct line but this was thwarted by Gruffudd ap Llewellyn, who reclaimed swathes of land beyond the dyke.

Note, in an early, distinct description by Pauling in the 1960s, the bonds holding dioxygen together were presented as a combination of a 2-electron bond and two 3-electron bonds.

Through the review and thematic grouping of papers (as described earlier) six distinct governance mechanisms emerged: shared governance, Magnet accreditation, professional development and education, quality-focused initiatives, reorganization of healthcare delivery, and funding schemes.

Both studies, aimed at separating different disassembly intermediates by sucrose density centrifugation, identified an early form distinct from intracellular cores and intact particles.

The significance of keeping the apical and basolateral early endosomes distinct is thought to ensure that proteins from the apical and basolateral plasma membrane remain apart before the sorting processes proceeds.

Within early infancy, distinct developmental trajectories characterize each of these groups.