Sentence examples for initiation second from inspiring English sources

The masks, of wood or fabric, are employed in a variety of dramas: social satires, sacred rituals (for ancestors and invocation of the gods), initiation, second burials, and public festivals which now include Christmas and Independence Day.

First point of each curve represents inspiratory effort initiation; second point represents maximal depressurization (ΔP) before inspiratory pressure increase.

First, we compared maternal characteristics of Italian and non-Italian women to determine whether there were any differences in terms of timing of presentation and cART initiation; second, we selected the women for whom HIV RNA close to term was available to explore possible risk factors for detectable HIV RNA at delivery, including patient nationality.

He was London's only black councillor until Mo Salih was elected for the Ward 3 seat this year (but not without a good old London initiation first).

Latency to courtship initiation (first wing extension) was measured, and any gross aberrations in courtship behavior were noted.

The protocol was modified twice after study initiation: first to clarify the inclusion/exclusion criteria regarding estimation of cardiovascular risk, and second to include additional prespecified sensitivity analyses.

We also saw a positive association between growth and early initiation (first hour of life) of breastfeeding but the reported duration of exclusive breastfeeding was not statistically significantly related to growth.

In addition to pseudocopulation behavior, I also recorded the following pre-copulatory variables: time to courtship initiation, first copulatory attempt (prompted by a stereotypic female wing-spreading invitation), as well as the number of offspring resulting from all copulation types.

Early initiation of second line drugs in case of first line treatment failure should occur in a more timely manner at these centers.

The first mechanism appears most relevant to protection against cancer initiation, the second against cancer progression.

The Indo-Iranian element in later Hinduism is chiefly found in the ceremony of initiation, or "second birth" (upanayana), a rite also found in Zoroastrianism.