Sentence examples for able to be introduced from inspiring English sources

The tridimensional hydrogel structure produced provides drug stability and a system able to be introduced as a flowable solution, stablishing a depot after local administration.

As a result, directly measurable financial incentives for acute providers to focus on VTE risk assessment and prevention through the CQUIN payments framework were able to be introduced on a nationwide basis.

The induction of PRPP synthetase genes by Fe deficiency in graminaceous plants explains why ribose is able to be easily introduced into the ribosyl group of ATP and converted into MAs.

The move is one of a series of measures the Tories are able to introduce after being freed from coalition government.

"He'll be able to really introduce himself, what he was able to do as governor," and his "progressive principles".

And even if the defense is able to introduce it, "it is not irrefutable evidence, and it does not 'estop' the government" — meaning to preclude the government from offering evidence to the contrary.

If their coworkers are not as skilled, employers won't be able to introduce as much technology or be as productive, which will hold down wages for everyone.

Apple has been very fortunate that it's been able to introduce a few of these into the world".

Such a dynamic process might be able to introduce new varieties that are better adapted to a new biotic or abiotic environment.

"People like to customise and have their own experience and being able to introduce that into music is really cool".

"People like to customize and have their own experience and being able to introduce that into music is really cool".