Sentence examples for initiated active from inspiring English sources

On the first day after surgery, all patients initiated active and active assistive range-of-motion exercises with a physician (supervised and continuous passive motion four times per day for 40 min).

During the third phase (48hpf 144hpf) GFP-positive cells initiated active movements towards the middle position at the ear level and TC slowly transformed into distinct raceme-like ChP (Fig. 1D F, 5G and see movie S4; 66–144hpf not shown).

Players started to revise their individual solutions critically and initiated active and valuable discussions.

In early April 2000, local authorities initiated active tularemia case finding by enhanced retrospective and prospective surveillance.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency ordered the culling of both flocks and initiated active avian influenza surveillance on all farms within 5 km, but the virus spread nonetheless.

The placebo group of the RCT phase initiated active treatment at week 16, and the active groups maintained allocated treatment and dosages until week 24.

This is approximately 25% more than the 68 POm boutons and 12 VPM boutons per tuft predicted as a lower bound by the present study (Table 2), indicating that synchronous POm activity could be close to the threshold of initiating active propagation of distal inputs to the axon initial segment for integration with proximal input (see also Larkum et al. 2004).

The heating process could initiate active precursors to nucleate partially and result in a concurrent nucleation and growth [19].

To date, there is no consensus regarding vasoactive doses or maximum FiO2, but <0.60 was considered safe for initiating active mobilization [38].

For the RMPA strategy, we propose a new predictive SCI trigger, defined to initiate active scanning of neighboring BSs and which occurs earlier than the LGD trigger.

Due to the complexity of solid-gas interaction in soot oxidation reaction, the ability of ceria-based catalysts to initiate active oxygen species is strictly necessary.