Sentence examples for common introduction from inspiring English sources

The catalyst structures studied were prepared and incorporated into the silicon fuel cells by a post CMOS-compatible process of electrodeposition, as opposed to the more common introduction of nanoparticle-based catalyst by ink painting.

For young Americans, having a paper route was once a common introduction to the workforce.

Artist Becky Cloonan talked about her first experiences with Batman through the animated series by Bruce Timm in the early 1990s, a common introduction judging from all the raised hands in the audience.

We also noted that clusters three to five in the CRF02_AG phylogeny formed a cluster together with four other sequences from Guinea-Bissau and two sequences from Cameroon (Figure 1a), possibly reflecting a single common introduction.

Together, the genetic data therefore indicate that the populations within these three clusters Belgium-France, Hungary-Italy and Edirne 1+3 share a recent common introduction history.

Other introductions have probably resulted from release of snails acquired through the pet trade [e.g. [ 3]], a common introduction pathway for alien species [ 7].

Common introductions are dull, so pick something that will catch an eye.

A Callum McGregor effort, which came back off the crossbar, marked Celtic's best period in the match, at the start of the second period, following Kris Commons' introduction for Beram Kayal.

That corresponds to more than two orders of increase in sensitivity compared to methods that employ common sample introduction techniques in liquids analysis by LIBS.

Because rotavirus is the single most common pathogen, introduction of a rotavirus vaccine into childhood immunization programs is expected to substantially reduce the incidence of CA and HA rotavirus gastroenteritis in hospitals.

If evolution is common post-introduction, it has implications for strategies for biological control agent collections in the native range and redistributions within the exotic range.