Sentence examples for introduction as of from inspiring English sources

In March 2007, WHO published a position paper encouraging countries with high child mortality to consider introducing pneumococcal conjugate vaccines into their national immunization programmes (WHO/IVB database on new vaccine introduction, as of 31 May 2009) [ 21].

Rotavirus vaccine is now in use in 14 countries (two with partial introduction); five additional countries are expected to have introduced the vaccine by the end of 2009 with GAVI support (WHO/IVB database on new vaccine introduction, as of 31 May 2009).

The risk of introduction as well as the effect of biosecurity measures differed between farm types and disease transmission routes.

"Southernness," written in 1975, is a superb brief introduction, as is his "Impressions of Japanese Architecture," published in 1978.

Residual disagreements may have been due to several factors such as histological processing and subsequent artefact introduction as well as mismatching of OCT and histology images.

In addition, the editors have provided a general introduction, as well as introductions to each of the five sections.

Mode(s) of Introduction: As byproduct of human commerce A. gracilipes can be translocated in soil, produce and timber.

We have observed similar shifting power relationships in our ongoing research of EHR introduction as part of the NPfIT.

Alternatively, it could be the result of a more recent introduction as part of the African Diaspora, for example the slave trade.

Mr. Jones needs no introduction as one of the most influential and eloquent modern-dance choreographers of his generation.

He barely acknowledged his introduction as winner of the 1996 Tour, scrawled his signature on the list of entries and hurried off alone.