Sentence examples for timing for beginning from inspiring English sources

Despite prolonged immobilization, instability or subluxation of the DRUJ may occur, and it is therefore difficult to determine the appropriate duration of immobilization and the best timing for beginning rehabilitation.

Mr Obama described the timing for the withdrawal: Beginning of 2015 9,8000 troops spread out across Afghanistan.

"We would use that timing to begin positioning for the second half of 2005, where momentum could shift to ATI as it ramps its consumer business," said CSFB. "Nvidia will need to continue to successfully execute and drive another leg of market share gains to meet the now-higher expectations".

Heterogeneity in practice was evidenced in terms of the requirement and timing of consent for both beginning preservation and the procurement of organs as well as for who the consent is obtained from (donor next of kin or recipient of an organ procured from uDCD donor or both).

The diversity of perspectives in the account of the September meeting, and in recent speeches by Fed officials, has produced a wide range of predictions from analysts about the most likely timing for the Fed to begin its retreat, from December to spring 2014.

When a response was provided, ITI timing for the next target began immediately after the response.

I grew angry with myself for bad timing; frustrated, I began to proselytize among acquaintances about the wobbly nature of the current economic circumstances.

At the start, in other words, Mr Clinton was lucky over timing: the recovery began too late for Mr Bush.

For patient privacy reasons, at the oncologist consultation step timing began from the moment the patient entered the examination room, even if the physician did not immediately enter.

Procedure timing began upon succinylcholine administration.

It's perfect timing for her, as the Buffaloes will begin their program next year.