"day of start" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to the date when something starts. For example, "The day of start for the new school year is August 10th."
Depends on the day of start, the average until snow cover can be arbitrary changed.
The sequential organ failure assessment (SOFA) score was obtained at admission, day 3 and at the day of start CVVH.
Survival time was calculated as the duration from the day of start of chemoradiotherapy to death or the last follow-up, and recurrence-free interval was calculated from the day of surgery to the day of diagnosis of recurrence.
For those women receiving metformin, treatment was commenced at a dose of 850 mg twice daily from the day of start of down-regulation with GnRH agonist and continued until the day of OR.
For animals randomized for a top up irradiation, the TTP was defined as interval between the day of start of treatment to the day after top up irradiation when the regrowing tumours reached twice the initial tumour volume.
Survival time was calculated as the duration from the day of start of chemoradiation therapy until death or last day of follow-up, and recurrence free interval was calculated from the day of surgery until the day of diagnosis of recurrence.
In addition the new study also revealed that fat cell production starts within a day of starting a high-fat diet.
She subsequently developed bilateral non-granulomatous anterior uveitis within a day of starting trimethoprim alone.
Indeed, in the early day of starting a business, money is never a generic — I wanted advice.
After a day of start-and-stop negotiations, the emergence of a potential Senate agreement was the first sign that the political stalemate could be easing as the nation enters the third week of a federal government shutdown, which is having damaging economic ripple effects nationwide.
Survival was measured from the day of starting treatment for recurrence, that is, the day of starting presurgical chemotherapy or the day of performing SCS.
