Sentence examples for fixed early from inspiring English sources

that are fixed early in life and immutable.

Sutherland's look was fixed early on and never seemed to change very much.

The difference between a sprawling city and a compact one is fixed early in a city's development; once sprawl begins, it is hard to reverse.

However, there is longitudinal evidence that cognitive skills analysed are relatively stable over such a period or even fixed early in life (Desjardins and Warnke 2012).

Background: The ratio of 2nd to 4th digit length (2D:4D) is sexually dimorphic (mean 2D:4D is lower in males than females) and is thought to be fixed early in development.

However, children's grasp of definite and indefinite descriptions come late in the acquisition process (around age 9; see Karmiloff-Smith 1979 and Warden 1976)), prompting Wexler (2011), working on hypothesis that descriptions are Russellian, to question the working hypothesis that semantics is fixed early.

"I don't understand how that was not fixed earlier".

The full article was posted on Wednesday afternoon, two days earlier than originally planned, but public opinion regarding it, and the issue in which it appears, was already fixed earlier in the day.

It also appears that Microsoft had believed the issue to be fixed earlier on June 19th, according to one tweet, which claimed the issue was resolved.

Hinchcliffe was angry after the race, and claimed that the track should have been fixed earlier: "The fact that (race control) let it go as far as they did, essentially waiting for someone to crash as a result of it before they did something, is very unsafe".

This indicates that the presence of Hox genes in 3D compartments of various extents, along the developed body axis (Noordermeer et al., 2011) is not an a posteriori mechanism used to fix and secure the long-term maintenance of various states of activity, fixed earlier by 'classical' transcriptional regulations acting in trans.