Sentence examples for finding the earliest from inspiring English sources

Existing tests are expensive, require a lot of technical expertise to run, and don't do a good job of finding the earliest antibodies the immune system produces.

The debate would probably be equally intense on a scientific level because, paleontologists said, so much -- such as claims of finding the earliest known human ancestor -- is being made of a modest, though fascinating, collection of fossils.

Aside from the coincidence of a scholar named Stone from a university in Stony Brook finding the earliest known fake stone, the discovery is noteworthy because it should provide new insights into the history of ancient technology, especially the innovative uses of fire in transforming raw materials into pottery, metal, plaster and glass.

The first major advance towards finding the earliest animal life occurred in 1946 when Reginald Sprigg, a geologist for the South Australia government, was checking out some old mines in the Ediacaran Hills of the Flinders Range several hundred miles north of Adelaide.

In [35] defines different queries as finding the earliest arrival, latest departure and shortest duration paths on the transportation networks.

Iain Morley at the University of Oxford, UK, who has studied the music created by modern hunter-gather groups, identifies another obstacle to finding the earliest musical instruments.

He wanted me to try lowering the risk further by finding the glands earlier in the operation.

Parks workers started finding the carcasses early on Feb. 1 in more than one area of the park, Mr. Stern said.

Following the surgery, Wood said in a statement he was grateful to doctors for finding the growth early.

The Maple Leafs needed no guidance in finding the Hurricanes' zone early and staying there.

"I had some problems finding the strike zone early on.