Sentence examples for introduction and associated from inspiring English sources
The increase in bat submissions for rabies testing after 1992 correlated with RRV introduction and associated statewide enhancement of rabies surveillance and awareness generated by arrival of raccoon rabies.
We started by providing the introduction, first figure, and associated text for initial analysis.
Bird-facilitated introduction of ticks and associated pathogens is postulated to promote invasion of tick-borne zoonotic diseases into urban areas.
The increase in non vaccine-serotype IPD inon vaccine-serotype group was not explaIPDd by more chindren withecomorbidities or immunocompromised conditions in the years after introduction and not associated with a change in the case-fatality rate.
Introduction of RuPay card and associated authentication and clearing mechanism by National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) are very promising steps in this direction.
This was not a neutral process: irrigation development meant the introduction of a TU-structure and associated organizational arrangements, the WUAs.
As mentioned in the introduction, both dissociated [ 11, 18] and associated phoria [ 9, 19] have been recommended as indicators for prismatic correction in the case of asthenopia.
In the most recent UK infant feeding survey [ 4] 73% of women had introduced infant formula in the first six weeks of life and earlier introduction was associated with younger age and being in routine or manual occupations or unemployed.
As noted by Fauvergue et al. (2012) and McEvoy et al. (2012), classical biological control and introductions associated with biological invasions share many characteristics, prompting the question as to whether each can serve as a model for the other.
Mobile World Congress has been held for many years in Barcelona, Spain and is a very popular show for product and service introductions associated with phones and other mobile devices.
Introduction: Sepsis associated encephalopathy (SAE) is associated with increased morbidity and mortality.
