Sentence examples for early starting of from inspiring English sources

However, despite these limitations, being one of the first studies on this topic from India, the present work will serve as one of the resources for early starting of ARV treatment under National AIDS Control Programme.

Therefore, a high index of suspicion of ABM is needed in elderly patients with fever and CNS dysfunction to rule out meningeal infection eventually leading to a prompt spinal tap and early starting of empiric antibiotic therapy.

As the distribution of deliveries is not remarkably different between 37 and 41 WOP and as the rate of deliveries is even lower in California between 41+0/7 and 41+6/7 (Table  2), it is a possible assumption that the early starting of fetal monitoring in BW could play an important role.

Tells early start of Bush Terminal.

The statement said only that the two countries would "work together" for an early start of the talks.

The early start of the presidential race may make it difficult for the new Democratic leaders in Congress to generate public support and media attention for their agenda.

The normal last-minute delays, plus contractor problems and wet weather, were factors, and the relatively early start of the school year added to the difficulties.

But Mr. Burnett said that message was not related to the early start of "The Apprentice," but to an unexpected "format break" on "Survivor".

At the early start of the deposition process, Pt adatoms cluster together to form stable nuclei.

In particular early starts of morning shifts and many consecutive shifts seem to be avoided.

Properly designed, prospective and randomized studies may help to clarify the benefit or harm of early start of dialysis for ESRD.