Sentence examples for hand introduction from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, introduction of the synthetic metabolic bypass alone showed no improvement in isopropanol production and glucose consumption.

But on the other hand, introduction of such pipes into tissues will increase the complexity of culturing tissues.

On one hand, introduction of graphene could accelerate the electron transfer capability of magnetic graphene nanocomposites (MGN) than single ferriferrous oxide nanoparticles (Fe3O4 NPs).

On one hand, introduction of the ferromagnetic Fe3O4 reduces the magnetic dilution effect, which is beneficial for improved magnetization and permeability.

On the other hand, introduction of the polar amino acid asparagine into the C-terminal region enhanced secretion of the recombinant proteins.

On the other hand, introduction of HSR has a primary effect on one-hour connections and secondary effects on 90-min commutes [69].

For station power supply, on the other hand, introductions of LED lightings and high-efficiency air conditioners contributed to the reduction of energy consumption at railway station.

In her fascinating first-hand introduction to the book, Hawk posits Aarons as a pioneer of the "environmental portrait", wherein the setting is as important in its telling details as the subject.

Just as Darwin had been much influenced by the Essay on the Principle of Population of Thomas Malthus, so was Elton influenced by The Population Problem (1922) of Alexander Carr-Saunders, who was also a member of the Oxford expedition to Spitsbergen and who provided Elton with a first-hand introduction to his ideas.

This past December, we travelled back to Baghdad for the first time in nine years, and I received a first-hand introduction to this flawed system of education.

Crooks claims that Trump shook her hand in introduction, but would not let go and began kissing her.