Sentence examples for process for initiation from inspiring English sources

Microbiologic results were recorded as part of the decision-making process for initiation or changes of AT.

Conclusions: A twice weekly dosage of BDG seems to be useful in the decision making process for early initiation of antifungal therapy in LT patients.

To facilitate the experiment, we automated the communication and session management process for call initiation, connection, and recording, so that two end users only need to press a few keys to launch a test session.

We then examined whether SRF regulates cell-matrix adhesion, an essential process for metastasis initiation and metastatic cell homing to tissues.

Another critical process for the initiation of parturition involves the transition of the uterus from a quiescent tissue, influenced by mediators that inhibit contraction, to a synchronously contracting tissue.

We have now calculated this latency and reported the value: "A latency of 192 ± 12 ms (n=51 stimulations in three cells) was measured from the time of onset of the light stimulus to that of the first action potential of the burst response suggesting the engagement of a still unknown, slow obligatory process for burst initiation in the RTN".

There is little disagreement that macrophages and fibroblasts, the majority of cells in both the normal and the hyperplastic synovium, which line diarthoidal joints, should play an essential part by providing the cytokine networks and destructive processes for the initiation and maintenance of disease [ 12- 14].

The show is intended for both complete beginners and seasoned gamers, operating on two levels as a process of initiation or as a nostalgic indulgence.

The understanding and the activation of this gift is its own process of initiation.

The GINS complex is thought to be essential for the processes of initiation and elongation of DNA replication.

Subduction is thought to be the fundamental process for plate tectonics initiation because the slab pull of subducting slab contributes most to the forces that drive plate movements.