Sentence examples for that earliest from inspiring English sources
A fellow of Newnham College, Cambridge (1934 51), in 1948 she advanced the hypothesis that earliest civilization may have originated in central Africa.
As was the case with Java Man, the more complete Chinese fossils fulfilled the expectations of many scientists who anticipated that earliest human ancestors evolved to the East.
The ancestral condition of the anterior dentition on the lower jaw, based on Eocene primate fossils, suggests that earliest primates had lacked a differentiated toothcomb.
Scientists generally agree that earliest life took the form of an RNA molecule that could create other RNA molecules based on the same template.
We wanted to confirm our previous observations (obtained using calcium imaging) that earliest optical activity at the onset of spontaneous episodes originated from the ventrolateral part of the cord [16].
Since lateral gene transfers are influenced by physical proximity, it is tempting to speculate that earliest pathogenic and non-pathogenic members of Mycobacterium might have shared a common aquatic phase before diversification [38] (Figure 4).
All right, not that early.
No one runs that hard that early.
McLane has handily overcome that early handicap.
The emotion, he showed that earlier.
