Sentence examples for split early from inspiring English sources

That's the predominant model they use – split early and split in a way that's static – but that means teams can't adjust and are setting themselves up to get burned down the road.

Split early childhood education and childcare systems (ECEC) have historically been a common phenomenon, but today many countries are moving towards more coherent approaches to ECEC.

Physicists tend to split early between two tracks--theoretical and experimental--and like most cocky young physicists, Goulian pursued a career in theory.

Researchers say that 25-30% of identical twins have two placentas -- meaning, in layman's terms, the fertilized egg split early.

Calisto nubila split early in the evolution of the genus, becoming an old and separate entity.

Phylogenomic analysis has revealed that the mutS lineage split early in evolution and gave several distinct lines, where, importantly, only one belongs to the MMR pathway (Eisen, 1998; Lin et al., 2007).

He didn't say that the coalition would split earlier, he was asked questions about what was possible.

The role was split earlier in the year when Mr Bolland was brought in as new chief executive.

That's unusual for hung juries, Ms. Hans said, and suggests a stronger split earlier in the deliberations.

"I read his [Cable's] remarks and he didn't say that the coalition would split earlier, he was asked questions about what was possible; and what I'm saying to you is it is our intention as the leadership of this party to make sure that this coalition lasts right to the election in 2015".

That means that the ancestors of modern humans also had to split earlier than expected from the population that gave rise to Neandertals and Denisovans, who were more closely related to each other than they were to modern humans.