Sentence examples for generally commenced from inspiring English sources

Supplementation with sodium at a recommended dose of 3 5 mmol/kg/day is generally commenced after weight loss thought to be physiological at around 7% of birth weight has been attained [37], which may not always be achieved, particularly in lower GAs [28].

Treatment generally commences with vigorous infusion of prostaglandin to prevent the PDA from closing.

The majority of studies published in the literature utilising prophylactic gastrostomy tubes generally commence nutrition support when clinically indicated in response to deterioration in swallowing or nutritional status [ 13, 26, 27].

Exogenous feeding generally commences before the yolk is fully absorbed (Ghelichi et al. 2010; Gisbert et al. 2000, 2004; Haga et al. 2014; Islam 2005; Kailasam et al. 2007; Klimogianni et al. 2011; Mookerji and Rao 1999; Peña and Dumas 2005; Shan et al. 2008; Wang 2010; Yang 2007), as was also observed in the present study.

He adds that it is also important to be mindful of the legal time limits associated with such complaints: "You can generally only commence the process of making a discrimination claim within three months less one day from the last act of discrimination.

Phase 1a arrhythmias are generally considered to commence between 0 and 5 minutes post coronary artery occlusion [13], [22], [23] and terminate between 3 and 20 minutes post occlusion [24], [25], [26].

Trichiasis is generally accepted to commence in the second and third decades of life with up to 10% of adults in endemic communities being affected [ 4- 6].

Although generally associated with the tropics, this practice commenced in the Baltic region in the Bronze Age and persisted until the beginning of the Twentieth Century.

The date work commenced is undocumented, but is generally thought to be c.

Apparently the message came as a surprise, as evensong had commenced before the gratifying tidings were generally known even in the central parts of the City.

In Australia generally, smoking prevalence more than halved after 1980 and recently commenced to decline among Australia's disadvantaged Indigenous peoples.