Sentence examples for * a inception from inspiring English sources

According to data available from the literature and to preliminary results from an ongoing observational Italian study [ 28], we may assume that 100 centers during a inception (recruitment) period of 2 months can include and evaluate about 2.500 eligible cases.

* The slogan "WHEN LOVE ENDS, MADNESS BEGINS"! * A huge Inception parp noise and seven apocalyptic drumbeats!

Two reviewers (IT, ET) searched Medline and Embase in duplicate, using the search algorithm in supplementary table A, from inception to 11 October 2013 (last update) and limited the search to humans and English language, as the overwhelming majority of review studies are published in English language, peer reviewed journals.

Talking to Colleen Ballinger about her new Miranda Sings show can go a little Inception if you're not careful.

For the second weekend in a row "Inception" (Warner Brothers) was No. 1, selling about $43.5 million for a new domestic total of $143.7 million.

With the Smiths' Johnny Marr on spectral guitar, a swelling Inception closes a wonderful night that feels like being caught in a whirlwind of interlocking dreams.

The film had a troubled inception – producer Joel Silver said that making it was "one of the three worst experiences of my life" – but it's now recognised as the one of Scott's ouvre that's aged best.

"Humanity narrowly escaped a glacial inception in the middle of the Holocene, which was almost suppressing the formation of civilization," says Hans Joachim Schellnhuber, one of the paper's three authors and founding director of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (tjhe other authors are also affiliated with the institute).

To create a new inception, as it were.

Now I think it's time for a second inception.

Design: This was a prospective inception cohort study performed during 1997-1998.