Sentence examples for extra introduction from inspiring English sources

It is postulated that the extra introduction of organic matter and O2/NO3/SO4 could accelerate the microbial activity due to the supplement of high ranking electron acceptors and promote the iodine release from the sediment into shallow groundwater.

We reported on a facile hydrothermal synthesis of well-stable silver nanopartiles (AgNPs) from an aqueous solution of AgNO3 and poly[ 2-ethyldimethylammonioethyl methacrylate ethyl sulfate)-co-(1-vinylpyrrolidone)] (PQ11), a kind of cationic polyelectrolyte, at 100 °C without the extra introduction of other reducing agents and protective agents.

If you are just transitioning out of this teacher's class, then you can simply start your note without any extra introduction.

Moore told me that the audience had no problem accepting the extra-Biblical introduction of Tubal-Cain as a warrior king, or with his leading an attack on Noah.

It is chock-full of extras, including an introduction by Jane Goodall, a timeline, a glossary, a "who's who" and a lengthy, affecting interview with Mortenson's 12-year-old daughter, Amira.

But Philadelphia still had their own sense of purpose, and with the substitutions starting to shape the game for possible extra-time, the introduction of the directness of Conor Casey, on for Maidana, tilted the game the Union's way again.

Introduction: Extra-corporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) life support system can provide both cardiac and respiratory support to patients with heart and respiratory failure.(1) However, many patients still died in spite of ECMO support, and we suggest that the adequacy of microcirculation might be one of the major unresolved clinical problem in these patients.

Unlike last season, when he struggled on extra rest with the introduction of the six-man rotation, he has fared better in those situations this year.

Ms Merkel's Christian Democratic Union (CDU) wants nuclear power plants, which do not emit carbon dioxide, to run beyond the deadline, buying extra time for the introduction of greener energy.

This CTC-based scheme requires the introduction of extra sensors in the passive joints of the parallel robot.

However, the introduction of extra disulfide bonds into proteins as a general approach to protein stabilization yields rather inconsistent results.