Sentence examples for be started in an from inspiring English sources

To enable an automobile engine to be started in an unloaded state and then connected to the wheels without stalling, a clutch and a transmission are necessary.

Clutches are usually placed between the driving motor and the input shaft to a machine and provide a convenient means for starting and stopping the machine and permitting the driving motor or engine to be started in an unloaded state (as in an automobile).

Treatment that prevents disability in RA must be started in an early manner, before the development of complications and, ideally, with a minimum possibility of therapeutic failure.

It must, however, be started in a hole made by awl or drill.

Although it solves the several problems related to a CCC, it has a shortcoming as only one transmission can be started in a slot.

Price negotiations could be started in a revision procedure of the reimbursement modalities.

Given limited screening resources, the programme should be started in a few age groups, with high coverage being prioritised.

A practical approach is presented in Table  1 and Figs.  2 and 3.> In general, medication should be started in a low dose and titrated slowly.

However, it has recently been revised so that an independent department of statistics may be started in a Japanese university with undergraduate and graduate programs.

Treatment with any biologic, including CZP, should not be started in a patient with an active infection and patients should be continuously monitored for the development of infections.

Antitumour treatment could also be started in a timely fashion without potential delay as long course radical radiotherapy could take two months to commence in the United Kingdom.