Sentence examples for as already introduced from inspiring English sources

Carney's effective rejection of negative rates – as already introduced in Japan and Sweden – was welcome.

We do this, because we want to use the categorisation of the individual data points to finally determine a meaningful segmentation in time, as already introduced above.

The findings related to mass clusters in particular highlight the need for media guidelines that restrict the dissemination and glorification of suicides, as already introduced in many countries [11], [23].

In this scenario, as already introduced in the review from F. Castiglione et al., multiscale approaches play a fundamental role.

As was already introduced earlier, the Environment and Health Action Plan 2004 2010 specifically addressed the use of HBM to gain better understanding on the link between environment and health issues, with the intention to develop a permanent harmonized European biomonitoring system [ 1, 2, 11].

Although The Gambia would receive financial support for a PCV program from the GAVI Alliance according to the co-financing scheme, the country's healthcare expenditures (~$15 per capita per annum [ 19]) must also accommodate the costs for the two new vaccines (Hepatitis B and Hib) already introduced as well as the six traditional EPI vaccines.

These laboratory data predict that both of these Cotesia species should attack P. napi oleracea and thus under modern biological control protocols, both should be rejected as candidate biological control agents (if they were being currently considered for introduction, rather than as is the case, already introduced, in North America).

But he made clear the cut in the top rate of tax already introduced was as far as he was prepared to go.

As Cassius Clay, Ali had already introduced a thrilling, new dimension to boxing, bringing to the heavyweight division the ring craft and dexterity of the middleweight.

Countries such as Canada, Brazil, Poland and Australia have already introduced graphic warnings through new legislations in this area, using more prominent messages and pictorial images.

Part II of this research study is concerned with the development of a closed-loop simulation linking the patient model as well as the fuzzy relational classifier already introduced in Part I with a control algorithm.