Sentence examples for usually commencing from inspiring English sources

Almost 71% of the population of Madras Presidency was engaged in agriculture with the agricultural year usually commencing on 1 July.

Trials were conducted seven days per week, usually commencing around 09.00 am and only one trial per day was attempted.

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS), the most common endocrine disorder in women [ 1], generates numerous health problems, usually commencing at puberty.

Typical RTT is characterised by a period of developmental regression usually commencing in infancy, which is followed by a recovery or stabilisation phase.

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.

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

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'.

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.