The phrase "as it commenced" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the beginning of an event or action, often in a narrative or descriptive context.
Example: "The music played softly, and the lights dimmed as it commenced, signaling the start of the performance."
Alternatives: "as it began" or "when it started".
That actigraphy overestimates total sleep time is not unexpected as it commences at an earlier phase of the sleep-onset process compared to polysomnography [ 60].
Oral GC therapy was prescribed mostly as a bridging therapy, and it commenced at the first visit, although about 11% of patients received the drug later in the follow-up.
As a longitudinal study it commences at a younger age in order to capture the transition into puberty, as defined by the first elevations of testosterone and oestradiol in blood and urine.
As the bead starts moving, it commences to locally deform the cytoskeleton.
Meanwhile, on 4 September, the same anti-submarine net that caught Mariotte also trapped E7 as it attempted to commence another tour.
From results obtained in these studies, in January 2014, a Phase I clinical trial commenced, as it will be mentioned in Section 5 of this review.
4 7 If the potential benefits of therapy are incremental and long term, then there are strong imperatives for review when cancer therapies are commenced as it is well established that the risks of adverse outcomes increases exponentially with the total number of medications (the 'therapeutic burden').
The mobile recruitment team is available seven days a week, as it is essential to commence the interventions as soon as possible after the course of antibiotics has commenced.
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