Sentence examples for an initiation that from inspiring English sources

For Ms. Foster, it was an initiation that she will never forget.

For a slight, soft-spoken Nobel laureate, Washington has been an initiation that he has likened to being "dumped in the deep end of the pool".

"When I started with this whole thing, I was just playing the fiddle," Rodriguez offered about a musical initiation that led to her Seven Angels on a Bicycle debut in 2006.

In many societies practicing infanticide, infants were not deemed to be fully human until they underwent a rite of initiation that took place from a few days to several years after birth, and therefore killing before such initiation was socially acceptable.

Moreover, if the noise-plasticity coupling had its origin in the stability of the transcriptional apparatus at the promoter, this would predict the presence of coupling in TATAless genes with a SAGA-dominated initiation (that also produces transcriptional bursting [ 19]).

These results suggest that dysphagia in PD patients is mainly related to a difficulty in swallowing initiation that is based on a combination of poor movement planning due to SMA dysfunction and impaired cognitive processing due to ACC dysfunction.

Dysphagia in PD patients is mainly related to a difficulty in swallowing initiation that is based on a combination of poor movement planning owing to SMA dysfunction and impaired cognitive processing due to ACC dysfunction.

The open promoter complex (OC) is a central intermediate during transcription initiation that contains a DNA bubble.

Colorectal cancers have a prolonged latency following initiation that may span decades providing ample time for implementing a chemoprevention strategy that could block or reverse the progression to CRC.

Thus, it is possible that Alphavirus had copied a mechanism of translation initiation that already operated in the cell.

In addition, the present study supports the concept that T cells play a role in disease initiation that is different from their role in maintaining persistent inflammation.