early onset

collocation in English

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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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This was not due to a lack ofearlyonsetcases in our sample.
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For example, it may be that the majority of chronic offenders do not move first to antisocial and then toearlyonset.
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Our sample of psychotic patients had a relativelyearlyonset.
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The content of narrative discourse in children and adolescents afterearlyonsethydrocephalus and in normally developing age peers.
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It would be of interest to know if these veryearlyonsetprobands account for the excess familial cases.
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Many issues surroundingearlyonsetand child delinquency are unclear.
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Violence and delinquency,earlyonsetdrug use, and psychopathology in drug exposed youth at 11 years.
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Conversely, the depressogenic effects of childhood family disruption and residential instability were specific toearlyonsetdepression.
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Second, adolescents withearlyonsetof multiple substance use and sustained use may become even more vulnerable by their own use.
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Theearlyonsetgroup had a stronger family history of bipolar disorder, and showed more acute, severe and atypical symptoms during their first manic episode.
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Many withearlyonsetschizophrenia completed secondary education, but none completed the tertiary level.
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We found that errors could be caused by affecting a pitch detection during theearlyonsetof a note.
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