Sentence examples for earliest commencement from inspiring English sources
As retrospective observational records these sites were not purposefully selected but they rather represent the earliest commencement and the longest continuous time series datasets in the SEER database.
Myocardium is saved by the early commencement of thrombolysis.
This was evident by the earlier commencement of flowering and fruiting in the treatments where FF was combined with high tonnage of PM.
Results of the early commencement of peripheral fragmentation at relatively low overall conversion obtained from large a number of simulations agree well with experimental observations reported by Feng and Bhatia (Energy & Fuels 14 (2000) 297).
In addition, earlier commencement of RRT in critically ill patients with incipient AKI may be beneficial with a reduction of mortality, in particular for patients after cardiac surgery [6, 26].
Moreover, even if some minor irregularity of the articular surface of the patella remains, the early commencement of range-of-motion exercises after surgery may cater for a 'remoulding' within the femoral groove.
They found that the earlier commencement of lithium prophylaxis (within the first 10 years of bipolar onset) was associated with improved treatment outcome as measured by recurrence rate of an affective episode even after adjustment for polarity, sex, age, onset, duration of illness, and duration of lithium prophylaxis.
Earlier commencement of flowering and fruiting, growth, and yield parameters as observed in the study could also be due to excellent macro- and micro-nutrients in the poultry manure that was complemented with the nutrient that was supplied through the foliage.
We suggest the high initial value of R = 2.7 in the Victorian pandemic and the dramatic decline in 9 days is more likely explained by unrecognised cases due to an earlier commencement of the epidemic in Victoria.
As most patients were in stage IV, an early commencement of chemotherapy was sought.
Thus, it enables a more efficient management of patients by enabling an earlier commencement of appropriate antibiotic therapy.
