Sentence examples for introduction self from inspiring English sources

As noted in the introduction, self help treatments may be especially useful for adolescents with early symptoms of anxiety, depression or emotional distress that do not reach diagnostic thresholds [ 22].

Introduction: Self-etching primers (SEP) have simplified the orthodontic bonding process, but questions have arisen regarding their reliability and efficiency.

Next, the Web-based platform notifies both contacts, and asks to confirm the desirability of an introduction, self-reportedly "guaranteeing human review and appropriateness" in the process.

As outlined in the Introduction, selfing will reduce the effective population size and this reduction following the shift to selfing may initially result in an increase in fixation rates compared to the outcrossing relative.

A new and intriguing feature, which Land Rover said could be ready for production by the scheduled 2015 introduction, was "self-cleaning, self-healing" paint and bodywork.

This led to the introduction of self compacting concrete in the late 1980s by Nagamoto and Ozava (1999).

In response to this requirement, the microfinance movement started in India, with the introduction of self help group-bank linkage programme (SHG-BLP) in the early 1990s.

The main focus of these manualized meetings will be: education on "back myths" and risk factors, introduction to self controlled exercise, and strategies to become and stay active.

This method has recently been enhanced by the introduction of self-cleaving affinity tags based on engineered self-splicing inteins.

Evaluations of the introduction of self-referral to physiotherapy in The Netherlands showed that self-referring patients were treated in fewer treatment sessions (average of 2.3 fewer treatment sessions) and that overall there was no increase in the number of patients visiting a physiotherapist in comparison with the year before the introduction of self-referral [ 13].

The introduction of self-steering gear did much to facilitate such racing.