Sentence examples for were onset from inspiring English sources
noun
A rushing or setting upon; an attack; an assault; a storming; especially, the assault of an army.
The key variables of interest were onset of labour, duration of labour, analgesia used and mode of delivery.
All other statistical tests were onset to face presentation.
Maximal motor scores and motor scores at day 14 and 21 were compared as were onset of disease.
Of these units, the majority were onset responders (73%; 38/52), followed by on-late responders (12%; 6/52), and a minority of sustained, long latency and offset responders (6, 6 and 4%; 3, 3 and 2/52, respectively).
The primary end points were onset of IHD or CVD.
Exclusion criteria were onset >48 hours, unclear description of time pattern and dose.
Of these neurons, 57% were choppers, 20% were onset-sustained, 15% were pausers, and 8% were sustained, according to the criteria outline by Rees et al. (REES97).
If onset of sleep is delayed, so is onset of growth hormone release.
Dates in boxes are onset of main Vulcanian eruptions.
Unstable crack propagation was onset as K l = K lC.
The individual criterion is onset after the age of 50.
