Sentence examples for enforced by the introduction from inspiring English sources

Although the view that uterine adenomyosis and endometriosis constitute a nosological entity was never completely abandoned [ 21]; with time and enforced by the introduction of laparoscopy as a diagnostic procedure, Sampson's theory led to regard endometriosis mainly as a peritoneal disease resulting from retrograde menstruation, while uterine adenomyosis nearly fell into oblivion [ 8, 22– 22].

Nevertheless the approximation allowed by this relatively new methodology gives us previously unattainable views of the global behavior of a host's biological network during a loss of homeostasis enforced by the sudden introduction of alien proteins resulting from a virus infection.

The EU aims to have the new tests enforced by the end of 2017, but Die Welt said the German government would aim to get their introduction postponed until 2021 and retain as many loopholes as possible.

The measures enforced by the prince, together with the fallout from the defeat of Russia in the Crimean War, were to bring by 1860 the introduction of virtually all liberal tenets comprised in Dorințele partidei naționale din Moldova.

The convention is enforced by the court.

Mandatory Access Control, enforced by the host operating system.

Justice was enforced by the gang or impromptu militias.

But these have never been seriously enforced by the government.

How are they enforced by the Bangladeshi government?

Private property rights are enforced by the law.

Quebec has strict language laws, zealously enforced by the OQLF.