Sentence examples for as suggested in the introduction a from inspiring English sources

As suggested in the introduction, a meter should only be removed when permission has been granted and then; only by qualified & authorized persons.

What if, as suggested in the introduction, it is a combination of alpha thalassaemia and G6PD deficiency which has the most powerful masking effect?

As suggested in the Introduction, this may present us with a vicious circle.

As suggested in the introduction, we focus on two types of group: simple and structured.

This is true of all abstract metalanguage processors, and as suggested in the introduction, was one reason why SGML failed to become widespread.

Together, these findings suggest that the nuclear program of cells identifying themselves as "pluripotent" actively promotes a smaller and less active mitochondrial complement — presumably to minimize the potential for DNA damage from ROS — as suggested in the Introduction.

As suggested in the Introduction, excessive Mn exposure may lead to erectile dysfunction in human and other animal models.

However, if Eukoebelea species were in fact cleptoparasites, as suggested in the introduction, then the feeding regime of the ancestor would be ambiguous.

We agree this is important and have amended the text as suggested in the 2 nd paragraph of the introduction.

The second one, tagged as HARQ MIESM (H-MIESM), was originally suggested in the introduction of [21], though no analysis nor performance is shown therein.

This article was amended on 12 June 2018 to reflect the fact that the increase in suicides relates to the number and not to the rate as suggested in an earlier version of the headline and introduction.