Sentence examples for introducing a true from inspiring English sources

Not addressed in this simple example is the fact that, in almost all implementation of this Method (i.e., all implementations other than introducing a true instrumental variable), these calculations would need to adjust for the association with outcome of the variable(s) introduced into Model 2 to produce the amplification.

Although "The Practice" was a modest hit for several years, the network had not introduced a true hit drama in over a decade, since the premiere of "NYPD Blue" in September 1993.

The only one… Gresso Company is proud to introduce a true breakthrough collection – Avantgarde Skeleton.

LEAP Commerce, a somewhat under-the radar mobile shopping startup, is today releasing a major update to its "Best Decision" shopping iOS app which introduces a true universal cart for consumers.

The main purpose of new legislation would be to introduce a true system of civilian control to replace these vague limitations.

Equally Pes has made ground by introducing 'true ball motion' designed to make passing and shooting more accurately resemble real-life play, and also 'collision physics'; a feature that introduces a genuine understanding of balance and momentum into the gameplay.

To promote its new identity, FleishmanHillard is introducing a quarterly digital magazine, FleishmanHillard True.

Farmers' markets are bringing the cheese artisan into cities and towns, introducing a new generation to the true meaning of the product.

Arguing that this was realized by Aristotle in Chapter 9 of De interpretatione, Łukasiewicz attempted to formalize Aristotle's position by introducing a third truth-value (neither true nor false) for future contingent propositions and giving three-valued truth-tables for truth-functional basic connectives.

The batch effects are the systematic differences between batches (groups) of samples in microarray experiments due to technical reasons, such as variability in materials, protocols or operators, possibly introducing a bias able to confound true biological differences (recently reviewed by Luo and coll. [ 30]).

It should be introduced as a true rapid routine test.