Sentence examples for that of early from inspiring English sources
In Seymouria, the skull was deep and much like that of early amniotes and amphibians.
They see the period of ageing as one distinct from that of early development.
In this sense the struggle of ex-Muslims is markedly different from that of early gay rights campaigners.
The structure of Proto-Indo-Aryan must have been similar to that of early Vedic, albeit with dialect variations.
Eusporangiate sporangial character is primitive to ferns and is more like that of early land plants (e.g., Rhynia, Pertica), lycopods and sphenopsids.
The post-glacial Cuyahoga River downcut possibly 40 m into Illinoian deposits in response to the drop in water level to that of Early Lake Erie.
The 5-year overall survival rate of isolated liver metastasis of GIST with hepatectomy was reported as 50%[12]2], which was not poorer than that of early-stage HCC [13].
The critical period would correspond to that of early-onset blind participants of this study, which was within the first year of age.
Greater numbers of fruit also helped late-bolters produce a greater number of seeds although early-bolters produced larger seeds, the total fecundity of late-bolters was significantly higher than that of early-bolters.
It is known that late-stage cancer exhibits a higher metastatic potential compared to that of early-stage cancer, especially when the cancer is at a high node grade [ 31, 32].
We sought to answer five main questions: What is the risk for adult depression in children with early-life conduct problems, and how does this risk compare with that of early-life depression?
