Sentence examples for usually commences from inspiring English sources

Hibernation usually commences right after the parade.

Normal ovulation usually commences two to three months after the drug is stopped.

The all-night ceremony usually commences about 8 pm Saturday and is led by a peyote "chief".

The progress towards innovation, however, usually commences with search over a foundational set of ideas.

Pathologically, UC is characterised by extensive mucosal ulceration and diffuse non-granulomatous inflammation, which usually commences in the rectum and extends proximally in a continuous, confluent, and concentric manner to affect a variable entity of the large bowel.

Enright et al. (2000) indicated three fundamental differences: Second or foreign language readers build on prior first language reading experience, their reading processes are cross-linguistic, involving two or more languages, and their reading instruction usually commences before adequate oral proficiency in the target language has developed.

When PSA by EPs was implemented, it usually commenced with adult PSA and then slowly progressed to paediatric PSA.

The problems caused by the narcotics trade usually commence with the building of clandestine roads and airstrips in remote forests.

However, when patients with a history of non-infective posterior inflammation present with recurrent symptoms of a flare-up, there is naturally a much lower suspicion of an infective aetiology and immunosuppression is usually commenced for the 'flare-up'.

Bipolar disorders (BD) are characterised by recurrent manic and depressive episodes that usually commence in early adulthood and affect 1% to 4% of the general population (Merikangas et al. 2007).

In organ transplantation, long-term immunosuppressive and glucocorticoid therapies that are usually commenced at high doses soon after the procedure greatly increase the risk of fragility fracture in these patients.