Sentence examples similar to earlier transitioning from inspiring English sources

The healthcare communities at both sites built on earlier transition initiatives with widely variable transitional care planning across clinics.

"Donald Trump ran against the establishment, but there was a vacuum," a member of the earlier transition team said.

Archaeologists may have more luck looking for an earlier transition to complex societies at sites in the north, perhaps including Tell Hamoukar.

These demographic shifts, which may be tempered by people working longer, reflect an earlier transition from post-war baby boom to baby bust.

Those earlier transitions, however, were not complicated by the so-called grand challenges faced today.

With this change, the agency will eliminate those 5th-year postdocs from eligibility, encouraging even earlier transitions to research independence.

The denser tube bank causes an earlier transition to a turbulent bed behaviour with increasing pressure or fluidization velocity.

Our results indicate that the earlier transition metals (Mn and Co) tend to have stronger interaction with O2 than the later transition metals (Ni and Cu).

The W O and O NO2 bond distances are 1.942 and 1.638Ǻ, respectively i.e., 6b can be considered to be an earlier transition state than 6a.

In addition, it was likely that surface roughness was responsible for higher laminar flow friction and earlier transition to turbulent flow in one of the channels tested.

In this paper, the dew point temperature of the inlet air was above the freezing point and also the earlier transition time was investigated.