Sentence examples for incipient to from inspiring English sources
Whenever two or three incipient species of D. paulistorum have come into contact in nature, the second stage of speciation has led to the development of ethological isolation, which ranges from incipient to virtually complete.
The analyzed specimens from Herculaneum and Oplontis show bone colours ranging from black to grey-white, linear to polygonal microcracks (Figure 4a1 c1) and incipient to high recrystallization (Figure 4b2, c2), as well as complete DNA degradation (Figure 5a2, a3).
The patients involved in this study had incipient to severe osteoarthritis and were classified as grades 0 4 according to the Kellgren-Lawrence (KL) radiological classification of OA.
Since ATN is a dynamic clinical condition, rapidly evolving from the incipient to the established phase, its early identification is critical.
We excluded the patients with high microalbuminuria (150 300 mg/gCr) because the INNOVATION (Incipient to Overt: Angiotensin II Receptor Blocker, Telmisartan, Investigation on Type 2 Diabetic Nephropathy) trial showed a higher transition rate from high microalbuminuria to macroalbuminuria (18).
This meant developing an analytical and critical stance to his social context, a key property of this phase, whose dimension signified a journey from an incipient to a developed critique of the gender order in Nicaragua.
Proteomic approaches may help to identify incipient biomarkers to fulfill the needs in cardiovascular diseases including pericarditis [ 14].
"We hope to recruit you to join an incipient movement to emancipate women and fight global poverty by unlocking women's power as economic catalysts".
Despite commanders' assurances to the contrary, the incipient mission to bring governance – "stabilisation", in the new jargon – to Kandahar is being described in the international media in largely military terms.
So, with a loud voice, they have to stop this incipient attempt to rehabilitate Bush in its tracks.
It is a development towards an ongoing dialogue, ongoing moving towards one another, incipient efforts to understand and – consequently – to act together".
