Sentence examples for mark the early from inspiring English sources

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

A new UC Berkeley psychology study shows those prickly disagreements that can mark the early and middle years of marriage mellow with age as conflicts give way to humor and acceptance.

As for your specific question of what was happening during the period of rapid expansion (or "inflation") that was thought to mark the early universe, I have to admit that I'm a little less clear on that.

The greenhouse gas bulletin was released ahead of the next round of climate talks, which will mark the early entry into force of the Paris agreement, the world's first comprehensive deal to tackle climate change agreed in the French capital last year.

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

What if instead of being worried about what could go wrong with the conversation, or whether my partner would be interested in doing any of the things that appeal to me, what if I could just give myself permission to think deeply about what I really wanted, and then actually say it out loud? Remember those late night conversations that mark the early stages of a new relationship?

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

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.

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

This process occurs years prior to the clinical onset of AD and may mark the earliest phase of AD pathology.

Our results reveal that lemurs have novel satellites with HORs in functional centromeric domains and thus mark the earliest emergence of a HOR mode among satellite DNA families.