Sentence examples for have been given earlier from inspiring English sources

The ANN architecture as well as control parameters have been given earlier in "The methodology" Section.

Details of the genomic DNA from different species used in this study for cross-hybridization have been given earlier [ 26, 42].

We chose to employ a treatment regime beginning at 60 days, and it remains possible that earlier intervention with the steroid may have had more of a beneficial effects on the spinal pathology should it have been given earlier.

A high-profile academy trust with very close links to ministers appears to have been given early warning of an Ofsted inspection of one of its schools.

Those who have been given early access are already using the service to set up meetings.

Retrospectively, we examined whether comprehensible proof of an imminent outbreak could have been given early enough to have convinced decision makers of the need for control measures.

In one, they were asked to remember words they had been given earlier.

In an email, Mr. Emmerson noted that the revised figures were "strikingly at odds" with those he had been given earlier by the Pakistani Foreign Ministry and said he would be writing to the government seeking clarification.

We were in the Disney section, where Bay had become attached to a Frozen-themed backpack, when a gadget we had been given earlier began to vibrate, flash and speak in the voice of Cinderella's Fairy Godmother: "It's time, dear.

Inside the building, however, the mood was somber, if not tearful — a stark contrast to the angry sentiments of Bear employees and shareholders in mid-March, most of whom felt that that Bear, known as the scrappiest firm on Wall Street, could have survived if it had been given earlier access to Federal reserves credit lines.

Nearby, Gemma Petters, a member of two book clubs in Bexley, south London, was clutching a copy of The Reluctant Fundamentalist by Moshin Hamid, which she had been given earlier, while her friend Victoria Tarr scanned the faces of the crowd for someone to take her copy of Rachel's Holiday by Marian Keyes.