Sentence examples for defined from the beginning from inspiring English sources

Many respondents described how a part of their eventual role was clearly defined from the beginning.

The K.L. was defined from the beginning by its legal ambiguity.

The aim of the ablation (curative versus palliative) should be precisely defined from the beginning of the strategy planning.

Episodic migraine was well defined from the beginning of these classifications and after Galen, was named Hemicrania.

Inspiratory time (Ti) was defined from the beginning of P mus (drop in P mus curve) to the end of inspiratory V′ (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

Induction is very synchronous across all cells with a lag δ (defined from the beginning of the media shift to the onset of fluorescence).

They had been defined from the very beginning".

Secondly, in order to better evaluate the impact, the evaluation has to be defined from the very beginning, in the organization of the program, and training sessions on how to disseminate the training program in each patients organization have to be scheduled.

But to Ella, they were wholly consistent with the humanist impulses that had defined her from the beginning.

And they start in the middle instead of defining things from the beginning.

Overall survival (OS) was defined from the day of treatment begin to the time of death from any cause or last follow up.