Sentence examples for early on identified from inspiring English sources

And the way, of course, that has really allowed potatoes to become widely adapted is for someone to have, early on, identified plants that were relatively low in glycoalkaloids and then selectively propagated those.

He waged public battles against regulators who correctly argued for regulating derivatives and disparaged the comments of a prominent economist who early on identified risks in the too-big-to-fail banking system.

U.S. strategists early on identified the Republican Guard as the backbone of the Iraqi military and the power behind Saddam Hussein's regime.

Due to its nodal role in cell transformation, Ras was early on identified as an attractive target for pharmaceutical intervention.

Spacer regions of the rDNA repeat were early on identified as excellent tools for the identification of cryptic taxa in anophelines [ 53].

"From early on, we identified her as a rising star," said Lord Monks, who was general secretary from 1993 to 2003.

Early on, identify what type of leader you would like to be, in what industry, and figure out where your weak spots are.

The film is a debate with Fyodor Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment, which Wilton is seen reading early on, identifying him with the anti-hero Raskolnikov.

Because delayed or lack of an immunological response to ART is multi-factorial [5], further investigations are needed to understand what influences better response to ART, to early on identify patients whose benefit from starting ART might be diminished, and to develop alternative therapeutic strategies.

Being able to detect these cells early on could help identify people at high risk of heart disease, as well as help develop treatments and lifestyle changes before their condition worsens.

A key characteristic of the conceptual framework is based on the recognition that the early attention on identifying options for management in the process of risk assessment improves the utility of the process.