Sentence examples for from introduction of from inspiring English sources

Deterioration of drinking water quality arises from introduction of chemical compounds into the water supply system through leaks and cross connection (Napacho and Manyele 2010).

The remarkable sensor performance is linked with the local conductive networks and relaxation polarization from introduction of polar functional groups in the sponges.

In this paper, we demonstrate that optical coatings with high levels of scatter resulting from introduction of model coating defects exhibit an enhanced Stierwalt effect as compared to otherwise identical coatings that do not contain these defects.

The standard objective of a vaccination strategy is to reduce the reproductive ratio, R0, defined as the number of secondary host infections arising directly from introduction of a single infected individual into an otherwise fully susceptible population, to below 1.

New Zealand provides a typical example of problems arising from introduction of exotic predators.

Serotype diversity generally increased, with diverse serotypes emerging depending on the country, time from introduction of higher-valent PCVs and the types of vaccine used.

Second, introduction of Eurasian H5N8 virus into North America appears to be independent from introductions of the virus into Europe.

We previously showed that invasive olive populations from South Australia and NSW have probably derived from introductions of Mediterranean and southern African trees (Besnard et al. 2007a,b 2007a,b

Similarly, the Friuli outbreak resulted from an introduction of WCR from the center and/or the western part of the CSE European area.

Staff at Edinburgh City Council could be set to benefit from the introduction of the living wage from January next year.

We searched MEDLINE (Ovid, New York, NY) from January 1995 to July 2012, covering the time period from the introduction of DWI to clinical practice.