Sentence examples for often commencing from inspiring English sources

A magnetic storm is seen in observatory data as a temporary enhancement in geomagnetic and geoelectric disturbance, often commencing suddenly, followed by a day or two of growth and evolution, and, finally, a gradual return to a state of relative quiescence.

Her standup act, observational humor that she compares to Seinfeld's and Cosby's, often commenced with her flinging a pair of pushup-bra pads into the audience.

Zen meditation often commences with the soft striking of a chime.

For the super-tall buildings wind tunnel testing is often commenced much earlier in the design than for lesser buildings.

The process often commences, however, with a filter cake of zero thickness so there will be a period of time during which one-dimensional, constant centrifugal force analysis of the process will be exact.

When the target levels cannot be maintained by multiple OGLDs, insulin therapy is often commenced.

Hospital-ILA data often commenced and peaked earlier than ILI according to a Bayesian prospective alarm algorithm.

As a result of this uncertainty, antimicrobial chemotherapy is often commenced on the slightest clinical suspicion of infection.

However, dynamic changes in electrophysiology due to mental stress may be even more relevant to the initiation of arrhythmia-clinical arrhythmia often commences with a premature extrasystole.

Metastasis of carcinoma cells often commences with the disassembly of junctional complexes and downregulation of other epithelial traits coupled with the acquisition of a migratory and invasive mesenchymal phenotype (so-called epithelial-mesenchymal transition [EMT]).

In the limited number of studies investigating post-hospital discharge exercise rehabilitation for patients following critical illness, programmes often commence within two weeks of discharge [ 35, 39, 41] whilst the exact time-frame is not specified in two studies [ 43, 45].