Sentence examples similar to early emerged from inspiring English sources

It has fragrant white flowers in autumn and winter, and provides nectar for early emerging insects.

Taking care not to disturb new growth, remove dead foliage of Geranium macrorrhizum, Epimedium, Pulmonaria and other early emerging perennials.

The model predicts that these early emerging parasitoids lead to more severe host outbreaks.

We show that early emerging parasitoids may be able to persist in smaller habitats than late emerging species.

Cognitive biases are conceptualized as early emerging intuitive conceptual frameworks that may benefit the young learner by focusing attention on the relevant input (Wellman and Gelman 1998).

"The notion of young children as hopelessly concrete and incapable of abstract thought is undermined by their early emerging abilities to track all sorts of highly abstract relations in the world around them.

A total of 3 to 100 CFU were found per early emerging Ae. albopictus mosquito.

That early emerging species are more likely to track warming patterns than later species has also been found for plants [14], [15].

Early emerging characteristics of visual orienting have been associated with a wide range of typical and atypical developmental outcomes.

Furthermore, infants' sensitivity to low-spatial-frequency information from faces indicates that this circuit could be early emerging.

Early emerging seeds had greater survival in the F2 common garden as well (χ² = 10.71, P = 0.0011).