Sentence examples for form the earliest from inspiring English sources

Melting at depth produced liquids that were gravitationally light and thus rose toward the surface and crystallized to form the earliest crust.

Although certain complex symbols painted on Late Neolithic pots from Shandong suggest that primitive writing was emerging in the east in the 3rd millennium, the Shang divination inscriptions that appear at Xiaotun form the earliest body of Chinese writing yet known.

N. concolor is the basal taxon here, but we lack samples from N. hainanus and N. nasutus which form the earliest divergence in other recent work [4].

Similarly, in the heart, the endocardial ECs lining the AVC undergo EMT to form the earliest progenitors of the tricuspid and mitral valves.

One pair of ventral and one pair of dorsal longitudinal muscles form the earliest rudiments of the bodywall musculature in late larval stages, while a continuous layer of circular muscles is lacking throughout ontogeny.

The emerging 35S pre-rRNA transcript undergoes co-transcriptional modification and processing (Osheim et al., 2004; Kos and Tollervey, 2010), and associates primarily with 40S subunit r-proteins and ∼50 assembly factors to form the earliest pre-ribosome, the 90S (Dragon et al., 2002; Grandi et al., 2002; Schäfer et al., 2003).

This involves the destruction of the tiny multiplying bundle of cells that form the early embryo.

Many different tree and other plants species will occupy the site, but the early successional dominants, such as pin cherry, birch and aspen will form the early canopy.

The initial phase involves the 5-HT-independent interaction of AS monomers to form the early small intermediates (Fig. 10A).

In the upper jaw, the posterior part of the thickening infolds in the mesenchyme to form the early bud of the functional incisor (Fig. 12a c).

Religious writings, brief annals of the early kings, moral tales, and books of descent formed the earliest Portuguese prose texts.