Sentence examples for period from start from inspiring English sources

Grazing pressure accumulated through the whole period from start of grazing and precipitation accumulated over one year preceding the sampling date were the most important environmental variables correlated with species composition.

The maximum time period from start of infectiousness to diagnosis and treatment that will permit this is defined to be the threshold time.

Total delay: the period from start of TB symptoms until start of treatment.

Disease-free survival is defined as the period from start treatment to the date of disease progression, relapse or death.

The incubation period is defined as the period from start of the experiment until a current density of 100 mA m−2 is generated.

The average velocity in each bin was then averaged over time across the entire flow period (from start of the flow till pseudocleavage).

This study aimed to quantify bacterial activity in the water phase in six identical, pilot scale freshwater RAS stocked with rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) during a three months period from start-up.

Speaking to BBC Radio 5 live, Judd - who was 18 at the time - recalled the incident: "Leading into it, I was on noresthisterone which was delaying my period from starting.

The time period from starting mTOR-I/PSI to the occurrence of AE ranged from 1 to 41 days.

To elucidate the relationship between SMARCC1 expression and gemcitabine therapy, we used survival after recurrence, which represented the period from starting gemcitabine therapy or other therapies in 51 patients with relapse, until death.

Because growth rates and ethanol production kinetics differed among studied strains, qEtOH, YEtOH/Glc, and YEtOH/Xyl were calculated considering only the ethanol production phase, defined as the period from starting one sample before ethanol was detected up to the point when a sharp decrease in ethanol accumulation was observed.