Sentence examples for early relative from inspiring English sources

Phylogenetically, trypanosomatids branch out relatively early relative to the higher eukaryotes.

Oddly, only when Australopithecus, an early relative of humans, turns up do the figures display a bit of the awkwardness of old sci-fi films.

One theory is that going through puberty early, relative to other kinds of cognitive development, causes changes in the brain that make it more susceptible to depression.

In fact, some argue the very first computer programmer was a woman: Ada Lovelace worked with Charles Babbage to write code for his analytical engine, an early relative of the computer.

Dr. Gaffney, who had gone to Peking to help select the dinosaurs said that one major find was a lufengosaurus, a twenty-foot-long early relative of the brontosaurus.

The Obama team has released numbers showing that more registered Democrats have turned out to vote early (relative to the Republicans) than in 2004, pointing to both greater motivation and the Obama team's better organisation and mobilisation efforts.

Stegosaurs lost the armour from the flanks of the body that these early relatives had.

Tyrannosaurs are thought to have migrated to North America from Asia, because early relatives first appear on the latter continent.

The story said that certain changes to human anatomy "enabled our early relatives to throw missiles at incredible speeds".

These included both straight and coiled nautiloids (early relatives of the chambered Nautilus), the ammonoids (extinct members of the same class), and the first squids.

These three changes to the human anatomy enabled our early relatives to throw projectiles, such as rocks or wooden spears, at incredible speeds by storing and releasing energy in the tendons and ligaments crossing the shoulder.