Sentence examples for may be very early from inspiring English sources

It may be very early days but some club's seasons are starting to take shape already.

Under these circumstances the tumour may be very early in its natural history, at the microinvasive stage, and requires a so-called 'cone biopsy' to assess both depth of invasion and lesion width.

These results demonstrate differential expression of one gene (SDF-1) of BM derived progenitor cells in diabetic mice that may contribute to their dysfunctional mobilization from the BM to the PB and that Lin-/VEGF-R2+ EPCs may be very early progenitor cells.

It may still be very early days for the embryonic SMR industry, but some experts are increasingly confident an exciting future awaits.

This suggests that neurons may be very heterogeneous early in development and then use flexible developmental trajectories to reach a highly 'attractive' mature phenotype.

Applying ChIP on ChIPtechnology, Carrell also found that in human sperm histone modifications are enriched in Hox developmental genes, which may be very important for early embryonic development [ 15], further confirming the importance of histone modifications for the early development.

Limiting expression to the late germline may be very effective, but early germline or especially oocytic expression may be superior depending on the species.

It is important to emphasise that we have analysed only 1-year post-ACI biopsies from discrete regions and that the repair tissue profile may be very different at earlier or later time points.

Analytical modelling may be very helpful in the early design stage, by allowing fast parametric studies and the identification of the most influent parameters on the response in stresses.

Determination of anti-CCP and also anti-A2/RA33 in addition to RF may be very helpful in the early diagnosis of RA.

Although the relationship between Mv aCO2 and CI has long been recognized, as derived from the Fick principle, this study suggests an easier and less invasive way to apply the same concept and, in conjunction with centrally derived arteriovenous oxygen differences, this may be very useful in the early assessment of global tissue hypoxia.