Sentence examples for placed at the starting from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of the simulation, the cells are placed at the starting line of a longitudinal track representing the agar plate.

The jaw tip of instrument was placed at the starting position and the position of instrument handle was adjusted to be close to the subjects' elbow level to minimize discomfort and upper arm and shoulder muscle work [ 53].

After worms were placed at the starting point and allowed to crawl for one hour, we counted the number of worms that moved continuously only in a loopy pattern (strong), exhibited both normal and loopy patterns (the latter covering ≥30% of the full tracks) (mild) and exhibited normal trajectories (<30% of loopy tracks) (normal).

Once you've clambered over the broken grammar, deliberately placed at the start of the sentence like a rudimentary barricade of piled-up chairs, there's a tragic conundrum at work here.

I had a dream in my mid-teens that I had uncovered the secret to Cocteau Twins' lyrics – any word that ended with an "E" had the E taken off and placed at the start.

Connective words and phrases – however, consequently, but, so – can be placed at the start of the new sentence if necessary, to indicate its relationship to the previous one and make your work flow.

Intra-aortic balloon pumping (IABP) was placed at the start of surgery and the augmented pressure was maintained.

All the footpaths will have notices placed at the start of each closed section informing walkers about the closure.

These coded block patterns are placed at the start of an encoded macroblock and indicate (for all colour channels) if a coefficient is non-zero in the macroblock.

With regard to recruitment, emphasis should most typically be placed at the start of the residency (currently 2.98, desired status 4.14, resulting in a difference of +1.16).

Born beautiful, healthy, and well placed at the start of a young show business career, Montag obsesses about flaws to be corrected.