Sentence examples for before introducing it in from inspiring English sources
Still, she checks whether it is acceptable to school administrators before introducing it in class.
The aim of the present study was to evaluate the reproducibility of FLCs immunoassay and to validate the reference range, before introducing it in routine setting.
The inventor, a tireless tinkerer best known for his bagless vacuums, spent three years working on the Airblade before introducing it in the U.K. in 2006.
Yahoo intends to test the performance of the new design before introducing it more broadly in the coming months, Mr. Seth said.
While this suggests that CP can be employed safely for EVD treatment, the use of such treatment, if found efficacious, should be evaluated in noncontrolled settings before introducing it as a standard of care in public health facilities.
For saltwater fish, you must first quarantine your new fish in a separate tank before introducing it to your aquarium.
Nintendo says that "no information is available about its potential availability in other territories in the future," and that could be because this is a test to see how consumers react to its concurrent availability with the Wii U, and what effect it ultimately has on sales of both consoles, before potentially introducing it in the U.S. and Europe.
With its catalog of music and foundation in electronics, Sony had the tools to create a version of the iPod long before Apple introduced it in 2001.
"Every policy we propose and every economic instrument we consider for use will be rigorously examined before we introduce it in government.
The word is not recorded before Sir Walter Scott introduced it in Ivanhoe which, among other things, is often considered the first historical novel in the modern sense.
Ben Zimmer quotes the creator of "Mad Men," Matthew Weiner, as regretting that he allowed the character Joan on the show to use the phrase "the medium is the message" in 1960, four years before Weiner believes Marshall McLuhan introduced it in print.
