Sentence examples for the early point from inspiring English sources
The record, as well as a lion's share of the early Point G material at the time, failed to gain much noticeable buzz in the commercial and underground sectors, perhaps suggesting that those stuck in the French touch craze were unmoved by Darsa's penchant for NYC house legends like Kenny Dope.
The early point in development selected for our study means that there are fewer cell-specific modifications, Polycomb repressed regions, and other markers of differentiated or senescent cells; thus the heterogeneity question is of lesser concern.
At the early point of growth of an infected strain as compared to an uninfected strain, genes associated with protein synthesis, including ribosome assembly, nucleolus, and ribosomal RNA processing, were significantly up-regulated.
At the early point, expression of all gene products except RANTES (Fig. 6f) was strongly up-regulated in the vehicle-treated allografts as compared to the respective isograft controls, only E-selectin expression in the syngeneic controls attained comparatively high levels.
There now remain only the transept and choir, a unique example of the Early Pointed style.
Conversion data were measured at different catalyst amount/reactant flow rate ratios and the initial rate was extrapolated from the early points.
"The early points in the second half settled us down and we defended superbly and we managed to pull away in the end".
"We didn't take the early points that could have given us a cushion and some confidence going forward," Saumi told BBC Radio Devon.
Rapid repression will only be observed for genes with rapid mRNA turnover, so repressed genes may be underrepresented in the early points of a time course.
Several concentration values near the early points were overpredicted by the model, possibly because of the high interindividual variation observed in absorption profiles.
In accordance with that, univariate analysis confirmed the predictive value of IL-6 for 30-day mortality at the early points in time.
