Sentence examples for defined beginning from inspiring English sources

Prior to amendment, section defined "beginning farmer or rancher", "eligible land", "land management practice", "livestock", "practice", and "structural practice".

Data are reported based on adalimumab exposure for each patient, which was defined beginning with the first dose of adalimumab administered either during the double-blind period or the open-label period of the study.

This model has been most frequently used and was first discussed by Okayasu et al. in 1990 because of its convenient induction of the disease, lower mortality risk, and defined beginning.

The protective role of SIgA as a constituent of breast milk in humans needs to be better defined, beginning with epidemiological studies that link the concentration and activity of SIgA in breast milk to its beneficial effects.

A traditional ad campaign has a defined beginning and an end.

You may be more comfortable with social settings that have a defined beginning, middle, and end.

Medically — and in terms of federal regulations — a pregnancy has been defined as beginning at implantation, not fertilization.

Phase IIb was defined as beginning when the membrane reached the basal edge of the nuclei.

The postmenopausal state was defined as beginning 1 year after the cessation of menses.

Overall survival was defined from beginning of Herceptin™ treatment, Cox analysis was performed stepwise backwards.

25 The postmenopausal state was defined as beginning 1 year after the cessation of menses.