Sentence examples for should be started first from inspiring English sources

What combinations of drugs should be started first and when?

When more than one motor is connected to a power plant, the largest motor should be started first.

The idea is that the part on which the entire body depends or the part which the entire body influences the most should be started with first.

Today, because many clinical trials of new molecular-targeted agents for HCC are being conducted, it is necessary for hepatologists and oncologists to determine the time when alternative agents should be started as a second or third line of treatment.

More than half of the antenatal care (ANC) attendants made their first visit during their second and third trimester of pregnancy although WHO recommended ANC should be started at the first trimester of the pregnancy.

To assess whether this innovative way of production is more sustainable, life cycle assessment should be started during the first steps of product development.

All agreed that nutrition should be started in the first 48 hours, except from the surgeons only 14 (56%) agreed.

According to ESPEN 2006 guideline [ 1], feeds should be started within the first 24 hours of admission to the ICU.

The World Health Organization and UNICEF recommend that breastfeeding should be started within the first hour after birth, and that all babies – regardless of the mother's HIV status – should be exclusively breastfed for the first six months of life.

Only 60%% of primary care physicians considered that DMARDs should be started within the first 6 months of diagnosis, 61 % felt uncomfortable starting DMARDs, and 71%% were likely to refer RA patients to specialists, although the most frequent reason for the referral was advanced disease (80%%).

The exercise program should be started after the sixth week.