Sentence examples for introduced otherwise from inspiring English sources

However, with the current predicted climate change scenarios, this is likely to change, and therefore veterinarians should be on the alert to ensure that the infection is not introduced, otherwise it is increasingly likely to become established.

But Mr. Reed also introduced elements otherwise unthinkable on a Metallica album, like the two-chord vamp of "Iced Honey" — this band's "Sweet Jane".

This improvement is solely based on the new operator heptamer introduced into otherwise identical constructs.

To measure the effects of gene duplication in the absence of aneuploidy, representative Class 3a genes were cloned onto a CEN plasmid and introduced into otherwise euploid strains.

Overall, these scientific considerations support the conclusion that risk assessors should consider the impact of food processing on the levels of the introduced protein, otherwise they most likely will over-estimate potential dietary exposure.

"She's a very good person — I wouldn't introduce you otherwise.

A sort of synchronicity develops between the girl in Paris and the boy in Taipei, but although it introduces some otherwise absent action, this is less interesting than the L'Avventura -like expressions of mourning and boredom.

At first, touches from the real world were discreetly introduced into icons otherwise far removed from reality.

As several speakers said during the debate, the coalition means far more Liberal Democrat policies will be introduced than would otherwise have been the case.

However, the various 'big guns' didn't like the idea of being tied to these 'minimums' so they agreed to the minimums but introduced an "unless otherwise agreed clause", which in effect allows all full members to do as they please.

There are nine other groups of variants[15] substituted into traditional base 64 as an attempt to resolve the problems introduced by these otherwise controversial symbols.