Sentence examples for flies early from inspiring English sources
But in "Nefés" the only "set" (by Peter Pabst) is a rain of water that comes down from the flies early on and forms a big pool.
The researchers got essentially the same results when they treated the flies early in life with antibiotics, confirming that the exposure to bacteria was necessary for a long life.
However, flies on a DR diet fed in a greater proportion of observations than full fed flies early in life, while this reversed later in life when full fed flies fed more than DR flies (between day 31 and day 50), after which the feeding became similar on the two diets.
(S, T ) Video frames of dorsal and lateral views of decapitated flies early and late in the heat ramp.
The results described above suggest that in sand flies early expression of high chitinase levels by Leishmania (1 – 2 days post infection) would be potentially detrimental to survival (Pimenta et al., 1997), whereas previous work speculates that later expression (3 4 days post infection) would be beneficial (Schlein et al., 1992).
In both mammals and fruit flies, early- and late-replication domains are relatively long, varying from 0.1 to 2 Mb [ 21, 22, 24, 25], and consist of genes with similar replication timing.
Sparks fly early and often.
Shackleford (7-2) will be flying early.
When the bullets stopped flying early this morning, Mr. Karzai's man had been routed.
I flew early on Christmas morning, in time to wake up my father.
