Sentence examples for associated introduction from inspiring English sources
It is possible that this particular population was established by a human associated introduction from another source population (Loxdale and Lushai 1999) such as larvae and pupae being transported with cut cabbage or cruciferous transplants infested with eggs and larvae (Lingren et al. 1979) or entry through a marine port.
In addition, this also assisted in maintaining a relatively constant solution volume within the tube under treatment while allowing the treated phage of replicating within the host and the associated introduction of genetic variability.
It remains to be determined whether the presence of the amino-terminal FLAG-tag and the associated introduction of bulky amino acids immediately following the 3′-end of the IRES account for moderate expression from the second cistron of the gpA33-IRES- ΔN-Bcat RNA (Bochkov and Palmenberg, 2006).
In terms of timing, adverse health outcomes have been associated with introduction to solid foods before four months; whereas evidence for adverse health outcomes with introduction between four and six months is limited.
Every move associated with introduction of the instrument should be well controlled.
The evolutionary transition from hunting to farming was associated with introduction of carbohydrate-rich diets.
This may be associated with introduction by migratory birds as has been suggested in other settings [ 2].
Trials of atomoxetine in relapse prevention are clearly warranted and without the obstacles associated with introduction of a new medication.
The final multivariable model (Table 1) primarily contains factors associated with introduction of infection into a herd.
This demonstrates simple, yet severe flaws in the mechanisms that should protect patients from increased risk associated with introduction of new technology.
Importantly, appropriate weighting for ethnicity and social deprivation should furthermore help to avoid widening health inequalities associated with introduction of systematic programmes of disease prevention activities.
