Sentence examples for the early proposal from inspiring English sources

Upon antitoxin degradation, the toxin induces cell stasis or death in part of the cell population leading to the early proposal of TA systems being a form of programmed cell death in prokaryotes [ 2].

A second strategy used to clone a blue-light photoreceptor from T. atroviride in the 1990s was based on the early proposal made by Benjamin Horwitz on the likelihood that such a photoreceptor could have evolved from a common ancestor for the receptor and DNA photolyases (Sancar, 1996).

Even Richard Marshall, the curator of the Lever House projects, admitted to having "had the same prejudices," before seeing the early proposals for the LaChapelle project.

Previously, Liberty described the early proposals on scrapping the HRA drawn up by Mr Grayling as showing "breathtaking disregard" for Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

The early proposals are understood to be a long way from a final legal text, which is not expected until the end of the year.

To address the perceived shortcomings in the early proposals, in August 2002 the development corporation called for the world's most prominent architects to think grandly about the future of ground zero.

"But the early proposals that we saw weren't going to achieve that.

In the early proposals from the Senate Banking Committee the creation of an independent Consumer Financial Protection Agency (CFPA) was a centerpiece of the proposed Restoring American Financial Stability Act.

The early proposals for EU's Horizon 2020 displayed a similar tendency, replacing general ELSA-programs within the funding structures with integration of ELSA research within large interdisciplinary science projects.

The importance of studying language in context was established from the early proposals of Malinowski (1923) and reinforced by contemporary theorists such as Lemke (1988) who stated that "the actual occurrence-meaning, use-meaning or text meaning of a word or phrase depends entirely on its contextualization" (p.165).

In USC design team meetings, the early proposals were scaled back for reasons that had more to do with budget and aesthetics than acoustics, university architect Jon Soffa said.