Sentence examples for early anchor from inspiring English sources

In fact, the problem of observing higher MDC compared to MID also appeared in our early anchor results, except for Symptom 1.

Given the current emphasis in using anchor based method for establishing MID [ 22, 23, 30], a tentative conclusion based on early anchor MID values is preferred.

Early anchor: differences between baseline and 2nd week follow up, and 2. Late anchor: differences between 2nd week and 4th week follow up), we were able to estimate MID using two anchors with different timeframe.

Except for Wellbeing item in which MID from two anchors were similar, MID values for Symptom 1, Symptom 2 and Profile scores from early anchors were substantially higher than that from the late anchors.

Former CBS "Early Show" anchor Jeff Glor will anchor the Sunday edition of "CBS Evening News".

Deborah Norville, who was rejected as a possible "Early Show" anchor, had found herself forever cast as the set-wrecking younger woman when she was added to "Today" in 1989 as a possible replacement for Jane Pauley.

"Early Show" anchor and "Big Brother" host Julie Chen and CBS CEO Les Moonves welcomed baby Charlie at 9 40 AM in Los Angeles.

After two interviews in New York, the then-president of CBS News, Andrew Heyward, called and offered me a job as "The Early Show" anchor.

Lionel's been a legal analyst, commentator and an excruciatingly early morning anchor on New York's PIX 11 News and is a regular featured guest on TV, radio and shortwave shows of all types.

Thus, it appeared that Mid1 S.p. promoted medial actomyosin assembly in S. japonicus, possibly through providing early cortical anchor points for the myosin II and alleviating the Cdc15 cortical patterning defect associated with the loss of Pom1 function.

The early TV anchors of the postwar 1940's -- Douglas Edwards at CBS and John Cameron Swayze on NBC's "Camel News Caravan" -- were hardly prepossessing, and their shows, with often merely a globe for a prop, were primitive.