Sentence examples for instance of introduction from inspiring English sources

Because the isolates were retrieved from macaroni penguin chicks, we concluded that the animals had acquired the infection locally and that this was likely an instance of introduction of a pathogen to the Antarctic region.

The phantom was found to be robust, with only one instance of air introduction after 30 punctures.

In this instance, the introduction of the redesigned version of the CR-V — the third best-selling Honda model in the United States, behind Accord and Civic — merits the Super Bowl, he added.

Prince Philip told an audience at Windsor Castle on Monday night, "People are worried about genetically modified organisms getting into the environment, but what people forget is that the introduction of exotic species -- like, for instance, the introduction of the gray squirrel into this country -- is going to do or has done far more damage than a genetically modified piece of potato".

The use of highly differentiated host genetic backgrounds, for instance the introduction of different resistant R gene pyramids through ad-hoc cassettes in a cisgenesis transformation process (Haverkort et al. 2008), might help, although the durability of gene pyramids has proven low in the past due to the large effective population sizes of the pathogen (e.g., Andrivon 1994).

For instance, the introduction of computers and ICT technology could be the driver of large technical change as opposed to other more sector-specific innovations that might drive smaller technical changes.

First, we investigated the effect of increasing all costs that could be due to, for instance, the introduction of new drugs.

For instance, the introduction of mammalian predators to New Zealand has caused a number of local and global extinctions (Bellingham et al., 2010).

In order to enhance the optical absorption of a-Si thin film, many approaches have been explored, for instance, the introduction of metallic nanoparticles [21 23], dielectric nanopillars [24], and addition antireflection coatings [25, 26].

The range of courses available is being drastically reduced, and access to them is becoming more restrictive, with, for instance, the introduction of student loans to the sector.

For instance, the introduction of the euro made Italy less attractive, so we don't do as much business there as we used to.