Sentence examples for and introduction in the from inspiring English sources
Since zinc (Zn) is present at high concentrations in manure, it poses special environmental concerns related to phytotoxicity, groundwater contamination, and introduction in the food chain.
Finally, participants in the groups extensively elaborated on the level of confidence on the promoter of the tool-implementation (ie. the general managerial level), which also depended on both, the process followed for the tool's development and introduction in the practice setting, as well as the information on the tool and its objectives and the way it had been provided.
In particular, the development and introduction in clinical practice of the interferon-gamma release assays (IGRAs) has open new perspectives for the detection of tuberculosis (TB) infection [1] [5].
He is describing the Scandinavian model, and its introduction in the UK would mark a definite shift in the relationship between boards and shareholders.
The scientific context was marked by the development of Biochemistry, Molecular Biology and the introduction in the early 80's of the DNA recombinant technologies.
In his view, two changes were, and still are, essential: a switch to voluntary contributions for all UN programmes; and the introduction in the General Assembly of weighted voting, based on the size of a country's contributions.
The standard RO membrane is a TFC and its introduction in the late 1970s was a major advance in membrane preparation resulting in greatly improved permeability and retention.
Moreover, 79.2%% of teachers believe that video games' great teaching capacity and their introduction in the classroom can function as a stimulating teaching method (aDeSe 2012, p. 32).
Stewart, a former youth team player with the Blues, was one of three new signings made by Healy in the off-season and his introduction in the 60th minute had an immediate effect.
Localized intervention in space or time can be implemented in the GLEaM model and their introduction in the GLEaMviz computational tool are planned for future releases.
His two‐part essay on "Matisse and Decoration: An Introduction," in the May and June numbers of Arts Magazine, effectively rescues the concept of decoration from the (usually pejorative) vagaries of esthetic speculation, and restores it to a concrete historical context.
