Sentence examples for mark the earliest from inspiring English sources

8500 to 7000BC: pits from timber posts mark the earliest human constructions on the site.

Wills then parses the Gospel of Mark, the earliest account, as a "report from the suffering body of Jesus," written to comfort early Christians facing persecution.

The fossil ATD6-69 from Atapuerca, Spain, dated to ca. 900 ka (thousands of years ago) has been suggested to mark the earliest appearance of modern human facial features.

With 21 months to go before the election, the events of this week mark the earliest start to a statewide campaign that political professionals can remember, yet Mr. McCall was not even the first big-name candidate to declare his entry into the race.

The Gospel of Mark, the earliest gospel, begins 'This is the good news about Jesus the Christ the son of God'.

Saturday's opener against UMBC will mark the earliest Johns Hopkins has begun a season.

The problem is that the changes that mark the early stages of cancer are remarkably complex – and often slight, even on a molecular level.

Before the match, there was a minute's silence, followed by spontaneous applause, to mark the early death of former England International Steve Prescott.

Several morphological features mark the early bilateral symmetry of C. subdepressus such as elongated body, longer posterior spines, and anus positioned posteriorly.

Lysosome-associated membrane protein 1 (LAMP1) fused with GFP was used to indicate lysosomes and late endosomes; FYVE was used to mark the early endosomes.

Thus, we propose that the coexpression of these 3 markers in the anterior neocortex may mark the early location of the human motor cortex, including its corticospinal projection neurons, allowing further study of their early differentiation.