Sentence examples for idea initiation from inspiring English sources

All authors contributed to the idea, initiation, execution and revision of the present study.

KSG also contributed to the original idea, initiation and planning of the study, supervision in method development, and manuscript revision.

Consistent with this idea, initiation factors including eIF2-alpha and eIF2-beta, both of which were positive in our screen, have been identified as components of neuronal transport ribonucleoprotein granules (Kanai et al. 2004).

After the innovation intervention was completed, the participant group had a significant improvement in their understanding of innovation strategy and idea initiations, while the nonparticipant group had a significant improvement in innovation strategy.

Although it is unclear to which extent unplugged/MuSK mRNA expression reflects protein expression, the first functional requirement of unplugged/MuSK 6 hours after the onset of expression favors the idea that initiation of unplugged/MuSK signaling requires a ligand, wnt11r, even at these early stages.

Since the original proposal by Peter Nowell [ 8], the cancer research community has widely accepted the idea that initiation and progression of tumors are the results of clonal evolution, where increased genetic instability fuels the selection of clones with progressively increased fitness.

The innovation value chain measures innovation in three phases: idea generation (replaces initiations), idea conversion (replaces adoption/diffusion), and idea diffusion (replaces adoption/implementation).

The idea of the initiation ritual supplies a running motif: Xhosa circumcision, Zulu bull-fighting, barmitzvahs in the Suburb, even the racist humiliation of cleaning staff at Orange Free State University in 2008 – here, a graphic symbol of all those unhealed scars.

KY and RN conceived of idea for project initiation and other intellectual interaction during the study, and manuscript preparation.

The idea that 'earlier' initiation of treatment should be beneficial stems from our belief that sometimes complex interventions may change the course of a disease.

Regarding the practicality of administering lixivaptan, the idea of outpatient initiation is a compelling positive, but only if the economic benefit of an avoided hospitalization or other costs are abrogated by use of the drug.