Sentence examples for individual introduction from inspiring English sources

The idea at that time was to design an individual introduction with a focus on work that, as far as possible, mimicked working life with activities amounting to a standard working week of 40 hours.

So, here's my positive economic message for the future, presented as talking points (these need no individual introduction this week, I should mention).

Individual introduction of the mutations E2-G60D E2-I211T211T into 41855-GFP-226V was responsible for a significant increase of viral infectivity for Ae. albopictus to similar levels (OID50 values: 5.51 and 5.40 respectively).

The details of the development and license information are described in the individual introduction pages of KOMICS, in manuals, or in other relevant help resources.

They don't even need their own individual introductions, because they all pretty much speak for themselves.

Although a dense sampling may have its own particular benefits for divergence time and spatial diffusion estimation, full genomes can provide more phylogenetic resolution to unravel individual introductions from populations of closely related strains.

At the beginning, all participants received an individual detailed introduction at each gym machine by qualified fitness trainers.

Introduction into a partially immune population with intermediate levels of population immunity will often lead to an epidemic of longer duration and/or higher total number of infectious individuals than introduction into a naïve population, a phenomenon which we call "epidemic enhancement".

In order to preserve the efficacy of anthelmintic drugs a number of recommendations have been developed, namely: (1) minimising the number of doses, (2) slow rotation between different drug classes, (3) correct dosing, (4) effective treatment of new individuals before introduction to the herd, and (5) regular monitoring for resistance [ 17].

Accordingly, "PrP seeding" provides a straightforward explanation for why prions are agents that can transmit the misfolding and aggregation of PrP between individuals: Upon introduction into a new host they simply act as exogenous proteinaceous seeds which bypass the slow nucleation step of PrP conversion.

The observed epidemics in each group can be triggered in natural outbreaks by individuals that were infected before the start of the observation period or, in the case of experimental infections in individuals, by the introduction of artificially infected individuals in each group at time t = 0. We define these individuals as index cases.