Sentence examples for earliest activities from inspiring English sources

The focus is on risk assessment, the earliest activities of the safety process, in which hazards are identified and safety requirements are derived.

Among its earliest activities, the NTP began collecting data from work going on across federal agencies; by 1980 it had generated a database comparing the results gained from a variety of widely used genotoxicity assays.

One of the earliest activities of the consortium, and a requirement of the Wellcome Trust, was to undertake a needs assessment for research capacity building in the African partner universities.

4. Proficiency in the search, retrieval, processing, curation, organization, classification, management, and dissemination of biological data and information in databases for deriving biological insight and knowledge discovery The earliest activities of bioinformatics included the building of databases.

The earliest activity began within and around the lateral motor column, and spread diffusely throughout the ventrolateral region.

Unprotected sex, early sexual activities, early pregnancy, early childbearing and early marriage are common health problems in the Mtwara rural district [ 25, 26].

His early activities underlined the modern Roman Catholic church's discomfort over such issues as exorcism.

Farming, fishing, and boatbuilding were early activities, and textile mills were established in 1827.

Lumbering, rice cultivation, and shipping were early activities, and in the 1890s five railroads came through the site.

Australia and New Zealand experienced similar deforestation about the same time, although the earlier activities of pre-European peoples had had substantial impacts.

But the police said the two men were arrested because of their earlier activities in spray-painting graffiti, not in connection with any work in the "Street Market" show.