Sentence examples for importation notes from inspiring English sources

A New York Times article written a century after their importation notes that the starling "has distinguished itself as one of the costliest and most noxious birds on our continent".

Of note, importation of alphaviruses into non-endemic regions can delay proper treatment as doctors are not familiar with the diseases and reliable diagnostic methods are lacking at large [ 3, 4].

The earliest document noting the importation of outside horses to Finland is a papal letter in 1229.

Easy importation has been important to Armon DeMarco as well.

But he noted that analyses of importation proposals suggest small savings overall and that those benefits must be weighed against the way importation could undermine supply-chain protections — such as individual serial numbers on all U.S. drugs — intended to keep counterfeits out of the U.S. market.

The case we note here documents the importation of a US pathogen into a country in Europe, from an area where the pathogen is widespread and has been highly virulent since the late 1990s, to an area where its penetration in the past has been poor.

However, the FDA, as the FDA Law blog notes, has been inconsistent about preventing importation.

Unknown importation status is assigned if exposure fields, case notes, comments, or client travel file make no reference to travel, and no clear epidemiological links made to other cases.

We note from the findings that the importation of Japanese household multicam zigzag sewing machines first came to notice in the United States in 1954 with the introduction of such a machine by the Brother International Corporation.

Also, the report noted, "a further motive was racist: the importation of 'good white stock' was seen as a desirable policy objective" that would "maintain the racial unity of Britain's Empire".

Now as suggested in the comments that I just made about northern legislatures supporting northern non-importation associations, it's important to note that these are not rebellious groups acting against the structure of colonial government.