Sentence examples for consistent introductions from inspiring English sources
Participants reported a lack of consistent introductions of patients to health coaches by clinicians due to time constraints.
Time constraints limited consistent introduction of health coaches to patients by clinicians and compromised dedicated time for health coaching activities.
Autosamplers (model FS 95) were used with the furnace to provide consistent sample introduction.
In both studies, the observed pattern of spread between herds was most consistent with introduction of a new infectious agent or a new strain of an agent.
Each produces a single 5.2-kb hybridizing EcoR1 fragment, consistent with introduction of 322 bp MS2 loops into the 4.9-kb genomic EcoR1 fragment.
These decreases were consistent with introduction of the first mass-distribution of ITNs in Kazungula district in 2007 and implementation of CHW use of RDTs and ACTs provided through community-based treatment.
A post-mortem examination was performed, and the cause of death was attributed to septic peritonitis from an ovarian pedicle abscess consistent with introduction of a foreign material at the time of surgery.
For MMH, the decrease in malaria admissions from 2003 through 2005 was consistent with introduction of ACTs as the first line of treatment for uncomplicated malaria and implementation of the test-and-treat campaign.
When pure KthP was added to such incubations in which the (3 S -piperazyl-S-KtzC S -piperazyl-S-KtzCeformed, in the preS -piperazyl-S-KtzCFeII, and α-KG aS -piperazyl-S-KtzCspeciesethads, the MALDI MS analysis indicated a new species at 11355.3 Da, corresponding to a mass shift of 34.5 Da, consistent with introduction of one chlorine (trace iv).
Such dramatic diversity within the G1 group is consistent with multiple introductions of the G1 genotype to the region.
Although the resolution of the phylogeny inferred for the matrix segment is even lower, because of the short sequence length, the swIAVs from Brazil also are not monophyletic on the matrix tree, consistent with multiple introductions of pH1N1 into swine in Brazil (Technical Appendix Figure 7).
