Sentence examples for especially initiation from inspiring English sources

The constitutive features of a mystery society were common meals, dances, and ceremonies, especially initiation rites.

From Eliade's point of view, rituals, especially initiation rituals, are to be interpreted both historically and existentially.

One of the most dramatic differences between mitochondrial and bacterial translation is in the translational factors orchestrating the process, especially initiation factors.

But it did seem as if going to the resort and not diving -- especially when "initiation" dives were so possible -- would have been like going to Paris and fasting.

Furthermore, experimentally measured strains are a requisite for validation of newly developed shearing models, especially for initiation of fracture.

However, the practical use of these data for early warning and especially the initiation of expansive control interventions based on it, need to be assessed especially in the highlands [95].

Despite these efforts, breastfeeding practices and especially early initiation and exclusive breastfeeding remain suboptimal in Tanzania.

The genetic control of the early embryo patterning, especially the initiation of the first zygotic division and the positioning of the cell plate, is largely unknown.

Various studies conducted elsewhere on PLWHIV have reported aging as a traditional and remerging NCD risk factor and especially after initiation of ART since PLWHIV are surviving longer up to the NCD risk age level [ 41– 41].

Though it is very difficult to predict resistance to EGFR-TKI before EGFR-TKI therapy and then PFS and OS after EGFR-TKI treatment because of MET gene activation, there may still be a substantial clinical benefit for assessing MET FISH status in NSCLC patients with EGFR gene mutations especially before initiation of EGFR-TKI therapy.

Stress conditions influence post-transcriptional regulation; for instance, glucose and amino acid starvation and oxidative burst, all accompanying physical exercise, trigger such regulation, especially in the initiation phase of translation (Halbeisen et al. 2008; Sonenberg and Hinnebusch 2009).