Sentence examples for parallel to the earliest from inspiring English sources

He saw a parallel to the earliest days of the comic book industry.

In this, Slutkin sees a direct parallel to the early history of seemingly incurable infectious diseases.

This is what filmmakers thought the audience could handle," Mr. Konkle said, drawing a parallel to the early days of online video.

As the operator of the city's largest ferry service, with 36 vessels and 56,000 riders a day, Mr. Imperatore sees a historical parallel to the early days of the private subway system.

Willow Garage Chief Executive Steve Cousins sees a parallel to the early days of the PC industry.

Today, in an eerie parallel to the early days of straw polls and quota sampling,better educated people tend to be more available and willing to do surveys than the less well-educated.

One of the things ISIS tried to capitalize on early in Syria was a strategy parallel to the early behavior of the Taliban in Afghanistan -- which was to come in and get rid of armed gangs and groups terrorizing the population during periods of lawlessness.

A human parallel to the early life (neonatal) animal studies exists, infants exposed to soy formula.

Changes in albumin excretion rate, such as the onset of MA or its progression to macroalbuminuria, are either caused by or develop in parallel to the early renal decline.

Changes in AER observed during follow-up, such as the onset of MA or its progression to macroalbuminuria, were either caused by or developed in parallel to the early renal decline in T1D.

These developmental analyses demonstrate that the most profound phenotype caused by Nde1 mutations is characterized by DNA damage and apoptosis, and that this phenotype is spatiotemporally in parallel to the early differentiation period of neural progenitors.