Sentence examples for start to index from inspiring English sources

Further work should therefore focus on longitudinal studies to decide where the cut-off point is and then start to index a risk for psychopathology.

After a user connects the data sources of email accounts, laptops, etc Findo starts to index user's data.

So rather than completely redesign search, it's focused on augmenting it with contextual suggestions through Google Now and starting to index mobile apps.

SearchMan recently started to index Android search results as well, to address the growing number of developers who need to target the Android market now that they're expanding beyond iOS.

In this context, iRefIndex, a PPI indexing database, has started to index and assign each reaction ID for all the redundant and non-redundant reactions present in the popular PPIs databases (64), and hence it is believed that using those reaction IDs, the pathway reactions or interactions in the pathway databases can be mapped successfully without any redundancy.

We calculated the median follow-up time from study start date to index date for the study population overall and assigned women to follow-up time quartiles.

34 Therefore, warfarin users whose length of time from study start day to index date exceeds 180 days will also be excluded.

The median follow-up time from study start date to index date for women in the primary analysis was 808 days (interquartile range 456-1131 days) for controls, 654 (313-1038) days for other cases, and 766 (381-1087) days for high grade cases.

Before you start to compile the index, you need to know how many pages the publisher has allotted for the index, and how the index is going to be laid out.

Often, there is a natural limit to the size of equity portfolios: if they become too big they start to resemble expensive index funds.

Rather than selecting mutual funds that try to beat the markets, I'm starting to use index funds".