Sentence examples for introduction in the late from inspiring English sources

In theory, an improved method of lie detection could have as profound an impact as DNA evidence, which has freed more than a hundred wrongly accused people since its introduction, in the late eighties.

The technology of gene inactivation through homologous recombination has, since its introduction in the late eighties, boosted immensely our understanding of the role of a great number of genes.

However, DLBCL is a chemosensitive disease for which anthracyclin-based chemotherapy with CHOP was found to be effective since its introduction in the late seventies [ 2].

The rarity of the BHV-1 infection in Finland indicates an introduction in the late sixties, despite the fact that herd management practices do not in general favour the spread of infectious agents.

Since its introduction in the late 1990s, the admissions code has undergone several incarnations.

Since its introduction in the late 1980s, the practice of fracturing horizontal wells has become a viable completion option.

The standard RO membrane is a TFC and its introduction in the late 1970s was a major advance in membrane preparation resulting in greatly improved permeability and retention.

EM has been an invaluable tool in virology since its introduction in the late 1940's and subsequent application to cells in the 1950's.

Since its introduction in the late 1990s, cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) has become a common imaging modality that provides a three-dimensional data set of the facial skeleton.

Since their introduction in the late 1950s, the NATO Science Fellowships have helped thousands of scientists around the globe to collaborate with each other, by offering them the means to visit foreign scientific institutions.

She hardly needs an introduction: in the late 1960s, she pioneered and forcefully pushed the symbiogenetic theory of the eukaryotic cell (Sagan1967; Margulis1970), revolutionary at that time, but today confirmed by an overwhelming mass of researches and data, renewed and deepened at the molecular level in the genomic era (Margulis & Sagan2003)a.