Sentence examples for tracking earlier from inspiring English sources
The phrase "tracking earlier" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to monitoring or following up on something that happened previously, but it lacks clarity and context. Example: "We need to focus on tracking earlier developments in the project to understand its current status."
Advanced advertising techniques, however, need to start tracking earlier, and therefore need the actual IDFA despite not showing an ad then and there".
One pollster, SurveyUSA, has been tracking early voters in states that permit voting before election day.
Tracking early in the day, following animals' footprints and trying to understand their patterns and territories is like reading a newspaper in the morning to me.
Leaks of pre-release tracking (early estimates based on demographic analysis) to the press, as for The Da Vinci Code, have become common practice.
Lastly, CrunchBase does a poor job of tracking early-stage debt capital raises even though they're a common way for venture-backed companies to fund operations.
Tracking early evolution without a tree of life affords far more freedom to explore ideas than thinking with a tree in hand.
These include measurements collected by tracking early endosomes in three independent experiments that lead to 28 time courses of Rab5 and Rab7 intensity.
Any other ideas out there to help the Jets offense get on track earlier in games?
It has also been determined Bianchi "over-controlled the oversteering car, such that he left the track earlier than Sutil".
The Chicago report tracks earlier Federal Reserve surveys in the Philadelphia region and New York State that showed manufacturing improving this month.
Rosberg's team mate Lewis Hamilton had clocked the best time of 1 40.691 in the opening session despite sliding off the track earlier on Friday, but the Briton was only fourth in the second with a 1 40.051 after more grip issues.
