Sentence examples for early identified from inspiring English sources

Again, easier said than done this year: "Because Dean was so early identified with the issue around Iraq, it's been harder for anybody else to dislodge him," Ms. Lewis said.

American poet early identified with the Beat movement and, from the late 1960s, an important spokesman for the concerns of communal living and ecological activism.

Television now seems at its most powerful, in fact, when we sit down to watch live events whose outcome we will observe in real time, such as a football match – looping back, in a sense, to the qualities early identified as the form's most exciting characteristics.

Consequently, defects must be early identified and corrected.

Design and operation of amine reclamation units was early identified by ACC as a challenge due to general limited experience with this type of equipment for this service.

Therefore, ME computational complexity can be greatly reduced since some MBs may be early identified as SKIP, INTRA or DE modes and it is not necessary to perform the ME.

Also underlines the lack of diagnostic guidelines or operating protocols to early identify and treat headache in the emergency settings.

Profiling such signal patterns allowed to design and implement an AFib prediction algorithm able to early identify a spontaneous fibrillation.

"We just happened to arrive early, identify the problems and started working very hard to try to address them.

Given the great worsening potential, using a prognostic marker to early identify patients at risk of clinical deterioration could enable a more specific management.

Inability to early identify patients who will fail NPPV can cause inappropriate delay of intubation, which can cause clinical deterioration and increase morbidity and mortality.