Sentence examples for given an induction from inspiring English sources

He said he had been told nothing about expenses when he was given an induction into the House of Lords for new peers and paid "very little attention" to the guidelines on the back of the claim forms.

Once we got to the mine, we were given an induction and a quick briefing on the safety rules.

Each tooth was given an induction value of 10%.

Of the 143 patients given an induction agent, 26 were receiving an infusion of a vasoactive agent (usually noradrenaline) at the time of induction.

The numbers of patients given an induction agent were 74, etomidate; 25, propofol; 26, thiopental; 18, other agent; and 16, no agent.

Ideally, they will have all been given a brief induction tour by a member of the permanent Westminster staff, which will have been forgotten before it's even over, and the lucky ones will have been assigned senior MPs from their own party as mentors.

Adapted from 1976 Alex Haley's novel, Roots: The Saga of an American Family, the original ABC mini-series spanned several generations, beginning with the story of 18th century African Kinte, captured in Gambia and transported to America where he is given a brutal induction into his new life as a slave.

At the time of the study, socialisation of staff was a central element at CRH. Newcomers were given a formal induction course and rotated for a few weeks through different units before being posted to their first station.

In RSI, the patient is given a potent induction agent (such as thiopental or etomidate) followed immediately by administration of a rapidly acting neuromuscular blocking agent (such as succinylcholine) to induce unconsciousness and motor paralysis; the patient is then intubated.

Intravitreal ganciclovir was first given at an induction dose of 2 mg/0.04mls twice a week for 1 month and then maintained at 1 mg/0.02mls weekly until CD4 counts were above 100 cells/μL.

Martin Winter described how the future MP for the town, and Labour leader, stayed with him and was given a "very thorough induction into Doncaster".