Sentence examples for In began from inspiring English sources

Analysis of the antibody response in animals vaccinated with BoHV-1ΔgEβgal indicated that detection of antibodies, measured by ELISA, started at 19 dpv in those vaccinated either IM or IV, while those vaccinated IN began exhibiting detectable antibody responses at 34 dpv, with significantly lower titers (p < 0.001) compared to the IM- and IV-vaccinated groups.

The pond next to the 18th green was named after Terry Wilcox (Poppie to his grandchildren) and that tradition of jumping in began with Amy Alcott in 1988.

After the students staged a sit-in in support of free education, police officers stormed in, began manhandling students, sprayed students with CS gas and had Tasers at the ready.

Count Me In began as a micro-lender to women-owned businesses, right?

My growing uneasiness at the state we are in began to be insistent in the spring.

"A horse who no one believed in," began the 60-second ad that ran on NBC Universal's networks.

People at check-in began to stare.

Employees say they disappeared several weeks ago when the sit-in began.

No wonder, then, that the housing benefit bill has leapt by £2bn since the Cameron-Clegg love-in began.

In the nineteen-sixties, nursing as a mammalian love-in began making a comeback, at least among wealthier women.

A later Los Angeles-bound flight, due to leave at 7 p.m., was called off before check-in began.