Sentence examples for mapping the early from inspiring English sources

Trading Territories: Mapping the Early Modern World.

Although it was never the original intent, the final piece ended up mapping the early gentrification of Manhattan in certain areas, Davies tells The Creators Project.

(4) For ablation of AT from the RAS, a long sheath is recommended to achieve stable contact, and carefully mapping the earliest atrial activation potential at the RAS may avoid an unnecessary retrograde aortic approach in a few patients.

"Terrestrial Globalism: Mapping the Globe in Early Modern Europe". In Mappings, edited by Dennis Cosgrove.

The same Web sites that once tracked the accruing early returns for Hillary Clinton now map the Ossoff early vote; the same alerts about fund-raising totals pop onto phones; the partisan e-mails cascade.

This antedates publication of a British hydrogeological map of the island by some 50 years, but follows a long tradition of geological mapping, the earliest geological map of Jersey having been made by a Royal Engineer officer.

Less than 3% of the reads mapped from the early development library were ascribed to miRNAs (table 1).

Constantinides, M. G. et al. PLZF expression maps the early stages of ILC1 lineage development.

Their combination of analytical mapping and the early use of a mathematical formula was a significant element in ensuring the passage of the Reform Act.

New emerging cell and animal models are of great importance for identifying the cell-of-origin for retinoblastoma and for mapping of the early events in tumorigenesis.

Files 2 and 3 are the NF-κB-binding site predictions and human-mouse promoter mapping for the Early genes and Late genes, respectively.