Sentence examples for in advance of the introduction from inspiring English sources
In advance of the introduction of the choice screen, Microsoft's browser rivals stepped up marketing activity, seeing a chance to further dent Explorer's former dominance.
The patched-together pact, put in place in advance of the introduction of the single currency in 1999, was criticized by many economists from the start.
Inoue is noteworthy for having viewed Japanese Confucianism as "philosophy" (tetsugaku), and for affirming that Confucian scholars had set forth substantial and diverse philosophical perspectives in Japan well in advance of the introduction of Western philosophy.
Given that IDeg has a duration of action >42 h, we considered it important to characterise how recovery from hypoglycaemia induced by IDeg develops with respect to the increase in PG and the persistence of symptoms and effects on cognitive function in advance of the introduction of IDeg into clinical practice.
63 66 Though we acknowledge that electronic methods of communication are not suitable for all patients, our discussions identified SMS as an acceptable method to patients and the most timely and cost-effective way for practices to communicate normal results in advance of the introduction of patients access to online medical records.
Observers used PDAs running the Work Observation Method By Activity Timing (WOMBAT) software to record the tasks performed by HCPs in advance of the introduction of a Critical Care clinical Information System (CCIS) to quantify amounts of time spent on tasks and interruptions encountered by HCPs in ICUs.
The first of the 2013-model cars have been delivered to Google, Stanford University and the city of Torrance, Calif., in advance of the public introduction this summer.
"The constitution needs zealous advocacy," Blumenthal said Thursday, in advance of the twin bills' introduction, a day before Congress recesses for August.
In an introduction written in advance of the conference, Frederick Seitz, a physicist and past president of the National Academy of Sciences, writes that "we do not currently have any convincing evidence or observations of significant climate change from other than natural causes".
In advance of the interviews, participants were provided with an introduction to stem cell tourism (Appendix A) as well as three short case studies (Appendix B), each based on an actual instance of physician involvement in stem cell tourism.
The Women's Option to Raise Kids (WORK) Act, a copy of which was provided to HuffPost in advance of its introduction, would allow mothers with children ages 3 and under to stay at home with their children and continue receiving benefits.
