Sentence examples for starting a conventional from inspiring English sources

Starting a conventional systemic treatment with ciclosporin, fumaric acid ester or methotrexate, patients were referred to systemic treatment.

A year ago, it started a conventional product and brand-building effort in some regions created by Lynch Jarvis Jones in Minneapolis.

"Then we'd arrive in 'the Promised Land,' the dining room, and start a conventional Seder," Mr. Arnow says.

We introduce a general method for designing non-detailed balance algorithms, starting from a conventional algorithm satisfying detailed balance.

Starting from a conventional complex formulation, an augmented incremental model is developed comprising both complex and real unknowns, corresponding to PQ and voltage-regulated buses respectively.

Starting from a conventional box type cooker, various combinations of booster mirrors have been studied to arrive at a final design, aimed at providing a cooker, which can be fixed on a south facing window (for countries of northern hemisphere, mainly situated near the tropic of Cancer).

She started on a conventional enough track.

Thursday night started with a conventional father-of-the-bride embrace between Goodell and the top pick, Andrew Luck (Colts).

It seemed to start in a conventional, tonal world but moved steadily into stranger terrain, ending with a long, urgent passacaglia of sombre beauty.

Sarah Pinborough based her latest novel, Mayhem (Jo Fletcher Books, £14.99), on a series of Victorian crimes known as the Thames torso murders and weaves real-life characters into a compulsively readable story that starts as a conventional murder mystery and morphs, by degrees, into a horrifying supernatural thriller.

Started as a conventional restaurant business in 1968, Café de Coral changed to a fast-food format in 1974.