Sentence examples for examples of introduced from inspiring English sources
Other examples of introduced primates in the Caribbean offer little consolation.
The following are two examples of introducing topics in bioethics into a science course: At Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts, science majors in the upper classes performed a 50-min mock debate on cloning and stem cells for the underclassmen in an introductory biology course modeled after the President's Council on Bioethics (Fink, 2002).
The title complex represents a new example of introducing the metal N-heterocyclic multi-carboxylic acid frameworks into POMs chemistry.
This is a great example of introducing younger generations to these important works so when they get older, they have a personal and cultural example in their life to relate to.
In the example of introducing early cancer detection in Sarawak, the team was unable to reach out to the local villages to educate them on early cancer detection.
The example of introducing prevention of mother to child transmission (PMTCT) programmes, which are among the simplest and most cost-effective of anti-HIV programmes available, into national health systems, is illustrative of the challenges faced by developing countries.
Further support for this idea comes from Hughes and Styles (1989) who cited examples from South America of introduced trees that were unable to invade natural ecosystems.
We make two experiments: the first is LASSO problem, the second is two examples of MSSFP introduced by Zhao and Yang [17].
Participants cited examples of change introduced partly as a result of the educational session.
