Sentence examples for introduction extensively from inspiring English sources

Introduction: Extensively porous coated segmental replacement prostheses with intramedullary cementless fixation to bone over the whole length of stem often exhibit resorption of the surrounding bone due to stress-shielding.

Only around the fourth paragraph does the Introduction use the possibility of temperature jump (not used for any of the experiments here) as a reason to segue into what are (for the uninitiated) obscure references to Frauenfelder, Lee and Wand, and Eisenmesser et al. We have re-written the Introduction extensively.

As briefly reviewed in the Introduction, and more extensively elsewhere [ 4- 6], MYB is essential for the proliferation of multiple cancer and normal cell types, including haemopoietic, colonic and mammary epithelial.

Whole-genome analysis techniques such as comparative genomic hybridization (CGH) or array CGH enable the study of DNA copy number gains and losses over the entire genome in one single experiment [ 67] and have, since their introduction, been used extensively in the genomic profiling of a great variety of solid tumors [ 68].

We have changed the Title, Abstract, Introduction, and the Discussion extensively to state more clearly the facts.

Other HICs developed most extensively were introduction and expansion of IBA and appointment of AHWs; these services were developed in different ways across local areas.

These findings mesh with a substantial body of epidemiological findings, as well as experimental evidence at the cellular level, which also indicate that bile acids have a major etiologic role in colon cancer in humans (reviewed in the Introduction, above, and more extensively in Jenkins et al. 2006; Bernstein et al. 2005, 2009).

Introduction: 111In labelled radiopharmaceuticals are extensively used for cell labelling in routine clinical practice.

Introduction: Elastomeric chains are used extensively in orthodontic treatment, and their clinical behavior should be evaluated in vivo.

Anti-TNF therapies have been studied extensively since their introduction and have demonstrated generally acceptable safety profiles given the severity of the disorders they are intended to treat.

The two groups appear to be emphasizing two different issues: The U.S. government does not require special testing for food products containing GM ingredients; the government does extensively regulate the introduction of new GM crop varieties.