Sentence examples for undertaking early from inspiring English sources

We demonstrate the value of undertaking early checks to refine measures.

For the institution, PAL can alleviate faculty teaching burden [ 6] offering a potential resource saving measure, to accommodate the increasing number of medical students undertaking early clinical activities, in what was previously considered pre-clinical years [ 7, 6].

His interest in food led her to undertake early, ill-fated forays into the kitchen.

Now learning has to be planned, soberly, in advance of rehearsals and for me, usually undertaken early in the morning.

He won the Nobel economics prize yesterday for rather conventional work: the "analysis of trade patterns and the location of economic activity" undertaken early in his career.

The program undertaken early in the George W Bush presidency by the BJS, in contrast, was designed to take advantage of current technology and techniques.

These days its managers are required to undertake "early reactive culling"—a polite phrase for shooting animals before they starve to death.

I should declare an interest – I've always been a great fan of the sciences: my late mother (Anne McLaren) was a geneticist who, among other things, undertook early research behind in vitro fertilisation (IVF), and my late father (Donald Michie) was a code-breaker at Bletchley Park during World War II, who went on to become a pioneer of artificial intelligence and machine learning.

Accurate risk assessment facilitates appropriate action to be undertaken early to mitigate potential radiation injury, even if the patient is asymptomatic at the time of scan.

On the contrary, if patient mobilization is not undertaken early in the ICU, hospital readmission and rates of death during the first year following hospital discharge increase [35].

The presence of allodynia may support decisions to undertake early and aggressive preventive treatment in patients with episodic headache presenting with CS in the headache-free period.