Sentence examples for a constant introduction of from inspiring English sources

Single region models also consider a pseudo global coupling through a constant introduction of cases per unit time [ 15, 29].

This is because there has not been enough time for recombination to disrupt allele association, while the presence of high gene flow causes a constant introduction of migrant haplotypes affecting the whole region of the alignment (i.e. there is overlap of introgression blocks along the whole alignment, thus no segregation of S sites).

However, the significant phenomenon of migration to Western Countries, coupled to inter-ethnic blending, may result in a constant introduction and spread of novel subtypes and/or recombinant forms in previously homogeneous HIV-1 epidemics.

It requires constant introduction of artificial individuals into a target population, causing a shift in the sex ratio that ultimately leads to local extinction.

On Saturday night at Ozzfest, Ozzy Osbourne's tour of hard-rock and metal bands, System of a Down put all this panic and all this music — the constant introduction of melodic strains, the constant discomfort-attack — into a deeply impressive, tightly run 90-minute show.

That's before we get to the cultural and social advantages that come with the constant introduction of new people from around the world.

This approach has enabled the aerospace industry to cope with constant introduction of new materials that allow the engine temperature to increase at a rate of 10 °C per annum since the 1950s.

From digging up ancient boreal forests in Canada's tar sands to spilling oil in the North Sea and the Gulf of Mexico to the constant introduction of chemicals into our lands and into our everyday lives, we're finding new ways to hurt our environment every day".

The seemingly constant introduction of communications systems adds to the gridlock.

For proof, you only have to look at Sky and their constant introduction of new technologies for TV consumption.

"Despite the constant introduction of new technologies and platforms, people still want to go to the movies," Tsujihara said Tuesday.