Sentence examples for early realized from inspiring English sources
This led, as was early realized, to the dominance of financial interests, to speculation, and to a general widening of the gulf between the propertied and the masses.
Painter early realized that the unusually large chromosomes in the salivary glands of the fruit fly Drosophila are particularly well suited for studies of genes and chromosomes.
Gheorghiu early realized her love of singing, and she was supported by her family in working toward a career in opera.
The Times of London echoed the world press in its final tribute: "He created the métier of showman on a grandiose scale.…He early realized that essential feature of a modern democracy, its readiness to be led to what will amuse and instruct it.…His name is a proverb already, and a proverb it will continue".
She early realized that diet was important; before the Hay regimen was a fad she had her own suspicions about mixed starches and proteins, declared for written menus at dinner parties so guests could know what course to major in, and took up raw vegetables from the late Dowager Marchioness of Anglesey, one of the first fashionable vegetarians.
Anderson Thompkins says that postdocs who come to the UNC office early realize they must have a clear sense of their end goal to maximize their postdoctoral time.
It had been earlier realized that uterine adenomyosis does not constitute a homogenous proliferation of endometrial glands with basal stroma and muscular tissue.
Threshold dose-response phenomena may be much more relevant to the etiology of cancer in the rodent bioassays than was earlier realized; if so, there is an even greater need for establishing dose-dependent potency estimates.
Back then, early investors realized double-digit — and in some cases triple-digit — returns.
Early civilizations realized the healing potential of natural products, especially those found in plants.
The early investigators realized that very little could be said about the dynamic action of muscles without KEMG.
