Sentence examples for early addition from inspiring English sources
One early addition was an automatic headlamp dimmer, in 1991.
Green party mayoral candidate Jenny Jones's early addition to the Addison Lee boycott was perhaps no surprise, but former deputy prime minister John Prescott is also backing it, and he doesn't even cycle.
An early addition to the team was producer Lizzie Gillet, a former TV reporter from New Zealand, who was told by Armstrong that she'd have to give up everything to work on the film "hockey, clubbing, socialising, everything," Gillet says in the documentary.
Some of the book's most successful moments come when all of Szirtes's preoccupations work in concert, such as "Meeting Austerlitz", a poem-encounter with the late WG Sebald which has great sweep and sadness - "He would unwind / the world of memory and wind it up again / a little off-centre"; or "Sheringham", which must count as an early addition to the sub-genre of internet ekphrasis.
The early addition of leg bicycling on a cyclo-ergometer and of electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) is now part of common practice in the ICU.
Early addition of mTORC1 leads to the inhibition of MCL1, which primes the cells for PI3K-inhibitor-induced apoptosis (see Additional file 2: Table S1), and the maximum apoptosis is the same as when MCL1 is initially set to OFF.
It was until early additions like B-Bar, and The Bowery Poetry Club brought in art, culture back to the are in the late 1990s.
While Moggach is the only screenwriter credited for the film, playwright Lee Hall also made early additions to the script.
Other early additions included the installation of hydraulic dive brakes that were fitted under the leading edge and could rotate 90°.
In retrospect, the earlier addition of oral steroids and even use of immunosuppressive agents may have been beneficial.
Based on the PCR results obtained in the present study we expect an earlier VEGF response, suggesting that an earlier addition may be beneficial in the improvement of this combination therapy.
