Sentence examples for effected early from inspiring English sources

The agreement was effected early in the following year.

This may be achieved through boosting cellular protection, enhancing the resolution of inflammation, accelerating recovery processes or, if effected early enough, by primary targeting of 'upstream' mediators (such as signalosomes and inflammasomes) that trigger the excessive activation or suppression of 'downstream' mediators and multi-system pathways such as cytokines and the complement system.

Dan Manetzke, who was in charge of the boat that plucked the men from the water, said the rescue was effected early Thursday, local time.

The change was effected early this morning, when the King issued a proclamation presaging, under the general head of "heroic measures," radical changes in the Constitution, legislation by royal decree and the dissolution of political parties.

Negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) is a novel form of treatment that uses subatmospheric pressure to effect early wound healing.

For additional information on legislative actions effecting early voting and absentee ballot applications, see Kasich signs voting bills article.

Both armistices came into effect early on June 25.

But a second rule went into effect early: no badmouthing the other parent, whatever the topic.

Even more damaging for some is the effect early motherhood has on their education and empowerment.

Departures are from late April to mid-November, with the $1,534 price in effect early and late in the season.

June 2009 In a speech to the Royal United Services Institute, Dannatt said one of the key lessons from the conflict was the need to achieve a "decisive effect" early on.