Sentence examples for introduction of instruments from inspiring English sources

She said the gains could rival those from the introduction of instruments like microscopes.

In systems of representative democracy, the introduction of instruments of direct democracy is not very likely, since they are regarded as undermining established power structures.

It also permits standardization of DNA melting experiments and the introduction of instruments of a "lower level" into the range of those suitable for mutation scanning.

Initial screening of the energy problem will be used for assessing the needs of local introduction of instruments of support and their possible precisely designing.

The recent introduction of instruments capable of producing millions of DNA sequence reads in a single run is rapidly changing the landscape of genetics, providing the ability to answer questions with heretofore unimaginable speed.

Conversely, laparoscopic VHR involves creation of pneumoperitoneum, introduction of instruments through the trocar ports, and reduction of herniated bowel loops into the peritoneal cavity.

However, the introduction of three instruments (endoscope, aspirator, and any other instrument) through a single nostril might harm the nasal mucosa more than in the binostril technique, whereas the size of the opening of the anterior sphenoid wall is the same for both techniques, as claimed by surgeons favoring the binostril technique.

Therefore, we practically defined an anatomical variation as any anatomical detail of the nose that obscured the direct endoscopic view of the anterior sphenoid wall or that obstructed the introduction of any instrument or second instrument through the same nostril along the endoscope (usually the aspirator).

The introduction of bipolar instruments, increasing the safety of monopolar electrosurgery by not using hybrid trocars, and introduction of active shielding of the instruments from stray radiofrequency energy using intelligent secondary conductors have led to the re-emergence of electrosurgery as the universal surgical energy source.

The introduction of musical instruments (reed organs) into Christian worship led to many local disputes.

The carving of ritual objects became commercialized, and music and dance altered as a result of the introduction of Western instruments and musical styles.