Sentence examples for introduction of in from inspiring English sources

(9) Percutaneous introduction of in situ regional normothermic recirculation (RNR) in intensive care.

The introduction of in vitro BBB models enabled detailed investigation of cellular and molecular mechanisms.

She cites the example of the introduction of in vitro fertilisation (IVF) which made people "incredibly nervous" and then "very quickly we became accustomed to it".

The strong headwinds of a high-stakes election season will not make passing the Startup Act 2.0 easy, but its introduction of in the Senate, and now the House, suggests positive momentum on the issue.

The introduction of in vitro models that allow chronic exposures are promising in that a chronic exposure better reflects the real-life human exposure.

The introduction of in vivo modules would be the ideal high-fidelity simulation environment, where medical students will be exposed to all theatre equipment and will perform their first manipulations with real tissue.

The introduction of in-flight bunks has stoked the rivalry between Virgin Atlantic and British Airways.

He points to the introduction of in-app purchases in September 2012: "the news was full of apps that were caught out by the new rules, both written ones and unwritten ones".

Amazon stock dropped despite introduction of in-app purchases and Instant Video on PS3.

The introduction of in-vehicle monitoring devices would also promote such goals.

The key factors haven't just been the introduction of in-app purchases and the proliferation of devices for iOS and Android.