Sentence examples for after inception of from inspiring English sources

Reference [15] proposes a method based on fundamental frequency component that is created in instantaneous three-phase active power after inception of a symmetrical fault.

That the Google founders allowed these 20% projects almost immediately after inception of the company is a testament to Thompson and Ritchie's methodology.

After inception of TQM in the early 1980s, six sigma came in picture as an element of TQM that could be seen as current state of evolution in quality management.

To analyze, from a societal perspective, the cost-effectiveness and cost-utility of acute pain management after inception of a nurse-based Acute Pain Service (APS) in a general hospital.

*** This form was introduced in May 2009 (2 months before data collection) after inception of dual therapy for PMTCT.

‡Period of follow-up after inception of intervention (period of follow-up after completion either not reported or not applicable).

Perhaps unsurprisingly for an author with such a gymnastic style, he carefully marked down words such as "primipara" ("woman who's [sic] pregnant for the first time"), "tardive" ("adj – having symptoms that develop slowly or appear long after inception – used of disease"), and "sciolism" ("pretentious air of scholarship") for use at a later date.

Whether raising this amount of money, so soon after inception, for largely unproven businesses will work remains to be seen.

The implication of this, combined with the assumption that the net wage difference for highly skilled workers relative to low-skilled workers does not increase in Sweden as compared to EU-15 countries, is that a higher share of EU-15 citizens with low skills could be attracted to Sweden after the liberalization of migration after the inception of the EEA in 1994.

It was four years after the inception of the Premier League.

But 15 years after the inception of what was then known as the Pink List, we know things have changed.