Sentence examples for earliest points from inspiring English sources

In this work, we show that positioning the decision points at their earliest points can improve process efficiency by decreasing their uncertainties and identifying redundant activities.

As well as placing Archaeopteryx at one of the earliest points of divergence within the avialans, the study also re-shuffles the Troodontidae, a family of bird-like dinosaurs.

Rhoptry neck proteins (RONs) are released at the earliest points of invasion and, in collaboration with AMA1, form the circular ring of contact between the parasite and host plasma membranes known as the "moving junction" [3], [5].

Neogenin has been shown previously to have developmentally distinct functions and has been diversely described as an axonal guidance receptor, as a stabilizer of the mammary gland progenitor cell niche, and in the formation of the neural tube at the earliest points in development [26], [40], [41], [42], [43], [44].

Thus, valuable kinetic information is to be gleaned from all the time points in the assays and not only from their earliest points.

Because two earliest points on the graph are most uncertain, we did a sensitivity analysis by varying these points within the limits of uncertainty (± 300 Mya, and ± 0.3 log bp).

MAVERICKS 108, CELTICS 82: Dallas reached its 50th victory at the earliest point in team history.

"It's clearly related to her identity," Wishart says of her conversion, even (especially?) at its earliest point.

Two experiments were designed to determine the earliest point at which haddock could be successfully weaned onto a formulated food.

Each underwent mechanical ventilation for >72 hours, which was the earliest point at which cTnT elevations were identified.

That's really the earliest point of my interest in fermentation.