Sentence examples for inception of the term from inspiring English sources

Since the inception of the term, subjective interpretations of SA have generated an increase in disparate perspectives and conceptualisations.

A lot of success has been recorded since the inception of the National Biotechnology Policy in terms of job creation, contribution to GDP through biobusinesses and investment from foreign companies, but the sector is not spared from challenges too.

The concept of formative assessment has been included in the pedagogy course since its inception, however, the term formative assessment was only introduced through readings in 2009.

With regard to debt, we control for the inception of long-term debt through the variable Financing, which is expected to be positively associated with discretionary accruals, as debtors face incentives to inflate earnings to reduce their perceived riskiness (Ashbaugh et al. 2003).

Therefore, from its inception, the term 'creative industries' was an invention of policymakers, and was designed to benefit governance.

This failure to forge a coherently national definition of the term "Jewish" dates back to the inception of the Zionist movement.

A lot has changed since the inception of the first Longitude Prize, not least in terms of the diversification of the scientific workforce.

Before the inception of the TS Eliot prize, the judges' quarterly choice, in practical terms, merely boosted visibility and enhanced sales.

Safety pharmacology (SP) has evolved in terms of architecture and content since the inception of the SP Society (SPS).

Particularly, the use of the Jadad tool (i.e. number of citations from 2007 to July 4, 2013: 3,672) did not show a decrease (in terms of absolute numbers of citations) after the inception of the RoB tool in 2008 (Table  3).

14 years after the inception of the vaccination program, there is no evidence suggesting vaccination against anthrax carries long-term health risks for Active Duty Soldiers.