Sentence examples for of a later start from inspiring English sources

"The question is whether the benefits of a later start time outweigh the negatives.

The impetus for seeking parent input about the academic calendar came about after Montrose parent Sarah Rush created an online petition that garnered more than 2,000 signatures in support of a later start date.

Arrival, take two: After getting a bit of a later start than expected (and missing a few acts I'd really been hoping to see, including Phantogram and Chico Trujillo), I swung past Fitz & The Tantrums' set on the Music Unlimited stage on the festival's south end.

Although parents have turned in thousands of petition signatures for a later start, it's not clear what the majority want.

The data from the WOLVES study support recommendations for a later start of cervical screening, at the age of 25 years or later, no routine HPV testing in women younger than 25 years and conservative management of individuals presenting with abnormal Pap smears.

This more strict definition led to a later start of the heat wave, a greater influence by the "added" effect of temperature, and relatively less important interaction effects.

Similar phenological patterns have been observed in the western part of the Sudanian Savanna, where a later start of season was observed in LSP for areas with higher shares of herbaceous than woody vegetation [71].

This may in part be true non-response, but is more likely due to a change in the Generation R routine with a later start of inclusion of urine collections for the Chlamydia study.

However, they exclude adalimumab from the analysis justifying this by a later start of enrolment on the German market.

In the 2013 season, 'Tupy' had a later start of the growth cycle than 'Xavante', but fruit harvest for both ended at the same time in early summer.

In this study, the disease in general appeared to be more advanced despite a later start of dietary interventions, manifesting in higher average body weights and more severe disease.