Sentence examples for be introduced into everyday from inspiring English sources
The law perhaps ought to be introduced into everyday life.
Using molecular methods for distinguishing the origin of NGAL (neutrophile versus tubular) might be helpful in solving this problem [ 29], but currently it would be difficult to be introduced into everyday clinical practice.
"Slowly the language of violence that's heard on TV has been introduced into everyday language," Mr. Ura said.
"The language of war that is introduced into everyday corporate America is just totally detrimental," Huffington said.
12 This study looks at how psychological treatment approaches can be introduced into schools an everyday community setting attended by children.
So I mean if I was just out of hospital I can see it being used to monitor reactions and my mood, but it would be more useful then.' ID15 (male in his twenties) The aim of this study was to explore individuals' understanding and perceptions of mobile-phone based psychotic symptoms monitoring, in order to ascertain how it might be introduced into their everyday lives and clinical care.
As technology advances, robots and virtual agents will be introduced into the home and healthcare settings to assist individuals, both young and old, with everyday living tasks.
All the above is evidence that analytical chemistry is increasingly being introduced into our everyday lives, helping to make them healthier, safer, and more comfortable.
Everyday mobile media services are being introduced into the market place in response to increasing user demand for ubiquitous media services and applications.
