During this introduction portions of videos and films relating to the featured topic are also shown to better inform the audience and better prepare them to participate during the rest of the programme.
2 As discussed in the Introduction, a portion of the interannual variability in mean BWDO is accounted for through stratification metrics (which are included as predictor variables).
Still, it should not be forgotten that the Netherlands has been an international trading hub for hundreds of years and that its most distinctive contribution to global cuisine may have been the introduction of a portion of Indonesian food to northern Europe.
This may prove to be a problem in a free market, as it is to be expected that customers will resist the introduction of smaller portion sizes, given that value for money is an important motivator.
Author's response: Although the suggestions are listed by the reviewer as minor, they prompted me to rewrite portions of the Introduction and move a portion from the Conclusions into a new section, particularly that similar concerns were raised by the other reviewer.
RWC planned and initiated the entire product, wrote the introduction and discussion portions of the manuscript, and was responsible for final editing.
Exclusive breastfeeding was defined as no supplementation of formula milk, and partial breastfeeding was defined as a combination of breastfeeding and formula feeding or exclusively formula feeding, thus allowing for introduction of introductory portions of food.
The results suggest that advice previously given at infant welfare clinics concerning the introduction of small portions of cereals and solids at 4 months of age is being followed, while cow's milk-based formulas and weaning foods are introduced earlier by many parents.
For this purpose an analyte concentrator was constructed, based on the introduction of a small portion of a solid-phase extraction sorbent into the electrophoretic capillary to carry out an in-line concentration step, improving sensitivity.
This doctrine is memorialized in Federal Rule of Evidence 106, which says that, if one side introduces part of a recorded statement into evidence, the other side can require the introduction of any other portion "that in fairness ought to be considered at the same time".
