Sentence examples for depth of introduction from inspiring English sources
Therefore, this needle can provide longer cores resulting in up to 30% more tissue as compared to side-notch needles when using the same diameter of needle and depth of introduction [ 3].
The introduction lacked depth of critical analysis on the problem at hand, rather suffering from too many soft introductions to generic network structures, and not enough specifics about the types of networks needing improvement (or why).
This review of our current understanding of the depth-of-focus should prove to be useful to clinicians, researchers, and students as an introduction to the subject.
As such this upwelling flow may be the source of large amounts of fluid supplied from depth (compare Introduction; Nakajima et al., 2001; Hasegawa et al., 2005).
Short read lengths and low depth of coverage lead to the introduction of large gaps in the assembled contigs.
Using an in-depth analysis of the introduction of a new system in Ghana and data on levels of governance maturity across the African sub-continent, the paper finds that to understand BRT implementation requires an understanding of how the incumbent transport regime could and will be able to be reorganized.
The compositional gradient of N against the depth of the film suggested that the introduction of equi-axed grains was mainly due to the chemical reaction of Ti N in proportion to the N concentration.
A letter of introduction was sent informing potential participants about the survey and in-depth interviews.
The breadth and depth of engagement had reportedly increased after the introduction of direct funding of health facilities which allowed HFCs to manage their own budgets.
More like a letter of introduction.
