Sentence examples for initiating daily from inspiring English sources
His/her risk of initiating daily smoking in the next 2 years is approximately 63%.
According to Table 5, he/she has a risk of approximately 23% of initiating daily smoking in the next 1-year period.
In part B, two healthy subjects participating in part A underwent indwelling subarachnoid catheterization approximately 3 weeks after initiating daily placebo administration to permit serial CSF sampling for 10 12 hours following the last dose of placebo.
Because there is no clinical consensus or guidelines defining what "high" risk of initiating daily smoking actually is, physicians and their patients will need to rely on their judgement and value systems to define "high risk" and "low risk" on an individual basis, to decide when intervention is warranted.
The 1-year and 2-year probability of initiating daily smoking was a joint function of seven individual characteristics: age; ever smoked; ever felt like you needed a cigarette; parent(s) smoke; sibling(s) smoke; friend(s) smoke; and ever drank alcohol.
The suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) of the hypothalamus functions as the master pacemaker to initiate daily synchronization according to the photoperiod, in turn determines the phase of peripheral cellular clocks through a variety of signaling relays, including endocrine rhythms and metabolic cycles.
Having initiated daily smoking before age 15 had a strong association with SUD AORR = 7.5).
When tumour size reached ∼2 cm, CPT-11 therapy was initiated (daily intravenous injections of 150 mg kg−1 per day, for 3 days) (Xue et al, 2007).
Starting 1 h after wounding, we initiated daily treatments of experimental wounds by microinjections of 100 μl saline containing 1 μg of anti-SLURP-1 and/or -2 antibody.
(v) data for all participants for all 1-year waves up to and including the cycle in which participants initiated daily smoking or follow-up ended, were pooled across participants and waves.
A week or so before Christmas, Shelby Coffey initiated a daily "Moscow edition," a six-to-eight-page selection of stories from that day's Los Angeles Times.
