Sentence examples for practice the earliest from inspiring English sources

In clinical practice, the earliest possible time of treatment initiation in patients with MS is after the first clinical attack [12].

In practice the earliest start date was January 2004 and the latest was December 2008.

Those of our hominid ancestors who practiced the earliest form of "yoga" and could stand on their hinder legs, could see further and escape predators' attacks.

I sometimes practice the piano as early as 5 30 am.

In clinical practice, the early identification and characterization of atherosclerotic lesions remain challenging.

Thus, in clinical practice, the early identification is often difficult, but the copresence of different elements could help in recognition.

In clinical practice, the early identification and characterization of atherosclerotic lesions at risk of progressing to cause myocardial infarction (MI) and ischemic stroke remains challenging.

Tempera painting was also practiced from the earliest known times; the binder was an albuminous medium such as egg yolk or egg white diluted in water.

Luckily, I'm a night owl, because once I start, I'll practice till the early hours of the morning".

This practice is similar to fertility and agricultural rites that are known to have been practiced in the early Mediterranean civilizations.

The system of ornamentation known as damascening is Oriental in origin and was much practiced by the early goldsmiths of Damascus; hence the name.