Sentence examples for background introduction of from inspiring English sources
Historical documents are referred to in the background introduction of communities, ethnic groups and populations, but also used to probe into the historical factors of current social and cultural phenomena, thereby giving more accurate and in-depth explanations.
The objective of this paper is to provide a background introduction of displacement damage, microstructural evolution, and subsequent effects on mechanical properties of the HT-9 martensitic steel under neutron irradiations.
On the B6 genetic background, introduction of the anti-HEL IgTg results in high serum levels of anti-HEL Ab, which are absent in B6 dTg mice as a consequence of B cell anergy [22].
This chapter is designed to provide a substantive and thorough introduction to the field, giving a background introduction to the theories and classification of addictions and an overview of the relevant neuroscience base.
2. At the background of the introduction of the doctrine of the transcendentals in the first half of the 13th century is the controversy with the Cathars, who defended a manichean dualism which is negated by the thesis of the convertibility of being and the good.
The first part of this chapter describes the background behind the introduction of NB-IoT in the Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) specifications and the design principles of the technology.
" Price competition between hospitals in the Netherlands", we give some background on the introduction of price competition between hospitals in the Netherlands.
The use of a [ pin−] recipient strain was critical as transient overproduction of Sup35 (or Sup35 NM) in [ PIN+][ psi−] strains significantly stimulates the conversion from [ psi−] to [ PSI+] (Derkatch et al., 1997), whereas conversion in a [ pin−][ psi−] background requires the introduction of infectious seed material (Tanaka and Weissman, 2006).
Background context: Since the introduction of threaded devices in the mid-1990s, anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF) has become a staple in the armamentarium of the spine surgeon.
Background: Even though the introduction of endoscopic surgical techniques to inguinal hernia therapy dates back 10 years, only a few data exist concerning the problem of development of a recurrence after endoscopic repair.
