Sentence examples for starting one or more from inspiring English sources

A manager with several left-handed batters in the regular lineup who knows the team will be facing a left-handed starting pitcher may respond by starting one or more of the right-handed backups on the team's roster.

The basic logic of this tailoring is shown in Figure 2; more detailed content is provided in Additional File 2. In brief, messages were first tailored based on patients' intentions to start one or more of the most effective risk reducing strategies (e.g. take aspirin, cholesterol medication, hypertension medication, or stop smoking).

For example, patients inadequately controlled on basal insulin can be started on one or more doses of rapid-acting insulin (0.05 units/kg/meal) before one or more meals (usually the largest meals), and the insulin dose titrated to achieve postprandial blood glucose levels <180 mg/dl.

"He's going to have to start on one or more of those three things and build a clientele base out from there," Fernandez said.

Patients were included if they were at least 18 years old, were started on one or more DMARDs for RA for the first time, and were able to sufficiently read and understand the Dutch language.

Patients who were started on one or more additional immunosuppressive drugs continued to be counted as exposed to the first immunosuppressive drug to the end of follow-up, and also were counted as exposed to the additional drugs from the point of starting the additional drugs onwards.

A systematic design methodology is developed for producing multiple main products plus side products starting with one or more bio-based renewable source.

A systematic design methodology is developed for producing two main products plus side products starting with one or more bio-based renewable source.

Spherical cells showed either a ring-shaped fluorescence increase or an increase starting at one or more points.

The most common method is the region-growing approach where the off-resonance region is determined one voxel at a time starting from one or more seed points.

In the Forest-Fire (FF) model, a new node v attaches to the network by iteratively exploring existing edges starting from one or more anchor nodes, called ambassadors, which are chosen randomly.