early phase

collocation in English

meanings of earlyand phase

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early
adjective
adverb
uk /ˈɜː.li/ us /ˈɝː.li/
near the beginning of a period of time, or before the usual, expected, or ...
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phase
noun[C]
uk /feɪz/ us /feɪz/
any stage in a series of events or in a process ...
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Examples of early phase

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Earlyphase studies have shown limited clinical effect.
This continuum probably arose from recombination processes in the earlyphase of the laser-induced plasma.
Despite its seeming familiarity, it is striking how little is known about this earlyphase.
His influence during the earlyphase of the government offices project was significant.
The deformation during phase 1 to earlyphase 3 was clearly compression-dominated.
However, even in the earlyphase, a significant association with attributive uses is evident.
The charge distribution showed strong stripping ability in the earlyphase of the plasma.
Minocycline might show efficacy when given during the earlyphase of disease development.
The first frame, the earlyphase, 1968-80, is characterized by innovation and growth.
The cell was simply more active in the earlyphase of the task.
Thus, the seropositive voles were in the earlyphase of seroconversion.
Nevertheless, we believe that the earlyphase of attrition occurs in the skin.
The demonstration of an earlyphase attrition was, as expected, more variable.
These combinations emerge at an earlyphase, but not at the expense of tense.
The burial was also found underneath an intact early stucco floor from the earlyphase of occupation.
One would not expect, therefore, the earlyphase of parasite attrition to occur beyond the skin stage.
In most of the patients in the earlyphase, night pain is a major problem and is particularly debilitating.
The pressure during the earlyphase cannot be estimated, since pressure sensitive phases, plagioclase or aluminosilicates, are missing.
In the acute earlyphase there is vasodilation with the classical, full, bounding pulsation and arterial bruit.
Such timing events are used to assemble cogent hypotheses about ribosome origins and thereby obtain insights into this very earlyphase in biological evolution.
Each group of mice was assayed for earlyphase attrition by skin or skin and lung recovery; and for late phase attrition by liver perfusion.
Neuropathic pain is induced within 3 days (earlyphase), fully established at 10 days (mid phase) and maintained at 21 days (late phase).
Art and writing are seen as the culminations of a continuous evolutionary process, of which an earlyphase was the emergence of language.
These classes not only facilitated land development in the earlyphase but, in many cases, conducted large-scale direct land management using dependent labour.
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