Sentence examples for merits of early from inspiring English sources

A recent Institute of Medicine Report (June 2006) confirmed the merits of early hemodynamic optimization.

Similarly, music lovers debate the relative merits of early and late Stravinsky.

There have been fresh reports of a split between the political and security establishments over the merits of early unilateral action, following open opposition to such a move from former security chiefs.

The merits of early definitive operative treatment of pelvic fractures were recently discussed by Bircher et al. [ 36].

But, for heaven's sake, let's not quibble over the stylistic merits of Christmas jumpers.

As fantasy owners look toward opening day, a number of questions remain on playing time, roles and the merits of spring statistics in determining regular-season performance.

When she teaches classes on African-American literature and culture, Ms. Brooks, 37, often uses rock music as a frame of reference, whether discussing the merits of 1970's stadium rock or the black rock revolution of the late 1980's.

Despite the obvious drawbacks for any reviewer in not being able to audition the record in advance - one might even see this as a direct attack on the very existence of music journalism - I have to say that, like a turkey who can see the merits of Christmas, I quite like the whole idea.

The results of this study are being used in the design of larger studies to formally investigate the merits of 14-3-3η 14-3-3η 14-3-3ηt damage and predinting radiographic progression in comarkingon with other clinical variables.

Importantly, the ultra-narrow band absorber shows an excellent sensing performance with a high sensitivity of 2400 nm/RIU and an ultra-high figure of merit of 4800.

Finally, a permanent magnet with alternating high and low field regions is topology optimized and a Λcool figure of merit of 0.472 is reached, which is an increase of 100% compared to a previous optimized design.