Sentence examples for introduction new from inspiring English sources

As Susan Henshaw Jones, the museum's director, wrote in the introduction, "New Yorkers continue to reinvent their city in ways unimaginable a century ago, constantly renewing it as one of the most exciting places on earth".

Henry E. Allison, Benedict De Spinoza: An Introduction (New Haven: Yale University Press, 1987) 63.

Introduction: New psychoactive substances (NPS) have emerged on the recreational scene for 10 years.

Introduction New therapies to improve prognosis of patients with septic shock are a major area of research.

Introduction: New biomarkers are important for early detection of acute kidney injury (AKI), but few studies have previously evaluated the stability.

To date, from all deposited RT-containing retrotransposons of mammalian schistosomes (see Introduction) new obtained sequences detected in the T. szidati genome show significant similarity with representatives of the Penelope-like elements (Perere-10 and Sj-penelope2).

Introduction: New-generation anticonvulsive drugs (NGAD) have been recently marketed due to improved efficiency and safety in comparison to the 1st generation.

"Introduction of new technology and new models spurs demand," he said.

As noted in the introduction, New Zealand's clinical governance policy drew heavily from the United Kingdom's NHS; New Zealand's health system is not dissimilar from other government-funded systems.

Introduction of new standards of economic measurement.

Enforcing these must come before the introduction of new sanctions.