Sentence examples for transmitted earlier from inspiring English sources

The packet with a smaller deadline will be transmitted earlier.

Along with this context, a warning message is classified as the highest priority message, to be transmitted earlier than any other messages.

In Calabrian Albanian the name is Arbresh, in Modern Greek Arvanítis, and in Turkish Arnaut; the name must have been transmitted early through Greek speech.

Previously, we have shown that SAFV-3 infections are ubiquitous and are transmitted early in life (6 ).

It is believed that the organism is transmitted early in life by the aerosol route and remains in a latent state unless the patient becomes immunocompromised [ 52].

This finding suggests that, as with severe acute respiratory syndrome, MERS-CoV is not readily transmitted during the early phases of the disease (3 ), in contrast to the other human coronaviruses, which are transmitted early in the infection (2 ).

JCV and BKV are believed to be transmitted early in life through respiratory or urino-oral mode but risk factors for acquisition or reactivation of the infection, other than immunosuppression, have never been reported (Jiang et al, 2009).

This means that a node with smaller internal timer value will transmit earlier than other relays, which is a kind of decentralized selection scheme.

Activating mutations in the KIT and PDGFRA genes result in ligand-independent activation of their receptor tyrosine kinase function, which may transmit early oncogenic signals in the majority of GISTs (Rutkowski et al., 2008).

The producers hope it will make a fitting sequel to the controversial series Benefits Street, which triggered a national row about Britain's welfare system when it was transmitted earlier this year.

That a mutation is pre-existing does not necessarily mean that it was transmitted because early immune response may contribute to early viral diversification.