Sentence examples for outset of the session from inspiring English sources
We find that DCS administered prior to an extinction session decreased freezing from the outset of the session regardless of which brain region was targeted.
From the outset of the session I encourage the pupils to answer and ask open and closed questions to get them thinking about the scientific as well as the artistic nature of cooking.
At the outset of the session, parents provided consent for students to participate, and students provided assent to participate.
During the experimental session the subject received two questionnaires, the first at the outset of the session, the second after completing the first one.
At the outset of the session, part of the slide with no tissue (blankfield) was viewed in the microscope and a white balance carried out.
This seemed to prevent B's agitation from the outset of the sessions and allowed the therapy to enhance B's brighter spirit.
At the outset of the parliamentary session, Dr. Jiang circulated a letter calling on top government and party leaders to review the student-led protests and condemn the use of force to squelch them.
Refusing Sheldon's plea, Green said at the outset of the first session of legal argument that "this is plainly a serious case" which, in his view, "requires full judicial review".
Breckinridge, chosen Speaker of the Kentucky House of Representatives at the outset of the 1799 session, took on the task, drafting resolutions reasserting the original principles and endorsing nullification.
Using carefully chosen diagnostic problems at the outset of a session, the best tutors quickly gained an accurate picture of a tutee's level of understanding or misunderstanding.
Here in Topeka, the biggest question at the outset of the 2015 legislative session — after, you know, ''Can Kansas pay its bills?'' — was whether Brownback could preserve one of the most controversial elements of his 2012 tax cut: the zero-income-tax policy for the owners of businesses structured as ''pass-through entities,'' mostly S corporations and limited-liability companies.
