Sentence examples for early exposed from inspiring English sources

Mbeki was early exposed to politics by his father, a longtime leader in the Eastern Cape African National Congress (ANC), an organization dedicated to the elimination of apartheid in South Africa, who was later imprisoned (1964 87) with Nelson Mandela.

The fact that vinpocetine treatment was able to restore orientation selectivity in animals early exposed to alcohol suggests that, although NMDA and GABA receptor functions are affected by alcohol [10], [24], [26], [68], [74], [75], the long-lasting alterations in CREB activity seem to be the main cause for the poor development of cortical orientation selectivity.

While undergoing fNIRS recording, ten early exposed, highly proficient Spanish English bilinguals completed a Semantic Judgment task in monolingual and bilingual contexts and were compared to ten English monolingual controls.

The early exposed group contains subjects with a history of MPH (male subjects) or SSRI treatment (female subjects) before the age of 16 (thus at least 7 years ago).

Gonzaga went to center Rober Sacre early, exposing the Orange's weakness in the front court without center Arinze Onuaku, who was sidelined by an injured right quadriceps.

Diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks had earlier exposed the scale of US covert involvement.

Joseph V. Noble, a former director of the Museum of the City of New York who earlier exposed three famous works at the Metropolitan Museum of Art as fakes, died last Saturday in West Orange, N.J.

The earliest exposed formations in the area date from the Triassic and early Jurassic periods, and have been named Zerqa and Kurnub formations.

Researchers had earlier exposed lin-35 mutant worms to mutagens to discover additional lin-35 synthetic phenotypes (Fay et al. 2002).

UPDATE: An earlier version of this story linked to an earlier expose' conducted by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists on offshore companies.

Five famine cohorts were defined based on date of birth: non-exposed cohort (Oct 1 1962-Sep 30 1964), fetal exposed cohort (Oct 1 1959-Sep 30 1961), early child exposed (Oct 1 1956-Sep 30 1958), mid childhood exposed (Oct 1 1954-Sep 30 1956), and late childhood exposed (Oct 1 1952-Sep 30 1954).