Sentence examples for early at the same from inspiring English sources

In the reconstructed ACL group, further analysis revealed that patients who had ACL reconstruction performed early (at the same time as meniscal repair or within 6 weeks of injury) had a meniscal repair failure rate of 14.5%% (n = 12).

Concurrent chemotherapy potentially introduces systemic doses of chemotherapy early at the same time as the intensive treatment of the primary tumour.

Vasopressors are generally started early, at the same time as fluids, but patients are weaned from vasopressor support as soon as possible.

But the country thought it had one a week earlier at the same meet when Farah ran the 10,000 meters.

In a speech earlier at the same conference, Gen. Henry H. Shelton, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, defended the military's role in peacekeeping and other noncombat missions.

Only the highest price attained at any given auction has been considered, so records that might have been broken earlier at the same event are ignored.

In a separate incident hours earlier at the same store, two men were arrested following an altercation between them whilst waiting in the line.

They were back in 1973, but just as three years earlier, at the same corner on which Courage perished, Roger Williamson crashed, his car flipped over and caught fire, trapping him in the blazing vehicle.

It was sent to committee, for review, with two co-sponsors, ten fewer than endorsed the Puppy Uniform Protection and Safety Act, which was introduced several minutes earlier at the same Council meeting.

Our group had been to Elbow Cay two years earlier at the same time of year for an idyllic week of perfect weather, and we had all been eager to come back.

By contrast, two years earlier, at the same conference hosted by the World Economic Forum, the high and mighty of Indian business and government were discussing happier topics like "India: What Kind of Superpower Will It Be?" Corporate India and the country's policy makers once strode confidently across the world stage, projecting a confidence that some critics said bordered on swagger.