Sentence examples for early emergence from inspiring English sources

Spiegel, D. & Turner, E. Bayesian analysis of the astrobiological implications of life's early emergence on earth.

Mi, D. et al. Early emergence of cortical interneuron diversity in the mouse embryo.

In years of early emergence, it can have significant impact on the NYS cherry industry.

Early emergence of delta abnormalities in depression may be of relevance to clinical course of illness.

The early emergence of life on Earth has been taken as evidence that the probability of abiogenesis is high, if starting from young-Earth-like conditions.

It is not clear if the early emergence and higher early plant populations were associated with the GMO trait (Bt rootworm) or seed treatment (fungicide and insecticide).

This paper discusses issues of appropriate stopping guidelines for noninferiority trials and the early emergence of significant harm in relation to one component (stroke) of a composite outcome.

San Francisco is a case study of the early emergence of a multicultural print and education environment, followed by restrictive laws, propaganda, and educational system that enforced cultural standardization and use of English.

She recently received a National Academy of Education/ Spencer Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship for her work examining changes in parenting practices over time and their impact on the early emergence of achievement gaps.

The aim of this study is to learn from the past by studying the early emergence of historic food safety risks and apply these lessons for future early identification of emerging food safety risks.

Victoria herself symbolized much of these new patterns of life, particularly through her married life with her husband, Albert, and much later in her reign through the early emergence of the phenomenon of the "royal family".