Sentence examples for I introduced in from inspiring English sources

In this subsection, we describe the methods for estimating parameters C p, C s and C i introduced in Section Methods.

Several of such properties, such as the lack of neurosecretion, the marginal NGF-induced neurite outgrowth and the high rate of proliferation were i) introduced in wtPC12 by the increase of their REST level and ii) attenuated or removed from PC12-27 by the decrease of their high REST activity (D'Alessandro et al., 2008; Schulte et al., 2010; Tomasoni et al., 2011).

Higher education associations have endorsed student visa reforms that I introduced in Congress.

The Dangerous Dogs Act which I introduced in 1991 had two purposes.

2: America and Genocide Two of the people that I really wanted to find on this trip were Nijah and Nibraz, the two orphans that I introduced in that opening video clip.

Many of them are cash purchases that aren't affected by the restrictions I introduced in the budget on mortgage interest relief; and many of them are bought by those who aren't residents in this country".

The Republican party television campaign-advertisement blatantly manipulates the text.MARK WOLFGRAMHull, QuebecSecond rateSIR You contemplate the demise of the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) When EURIBOR Is introduced in January next year ("The battle of the benchmarks", October 31st).

I introduce in this paper a new learning and making process that fosters a new ability to make things through the body's direct, iterative engagement with materials, tools, machines and objects.

For instance, there is nothing duller and curiosity-reducing to my eleventh-graders than a "close-read" of whatever 200 year old document I introduce in class.

This is a core principle of Viktor Frankl's System of Logotherapy, a meaning-centered approach to healing, health, and wellness, and is the first principle that I introduce in my book, Prisoners of Our Thoughts.

We have seen that the "I" introduces novelty in actions and in the interactions between human beings.