Sentence examples for introduction the evolution of from inspiring English sources

Introduction: The evolution of the techniques used in the intensive care over the past decades has led to better survival rates in patients with acute conditions and severely impaired vital functions.

Kaplan's introduction traces the evolution of Camus's positions on the Algerian conflict, as well as the ups and downs of critics' judgments of them.

First, a brief introduction of the evolution of Algeria's electrical energy consumption and power plants installed in the south is presented, followed by studies of theoretical and experimental data.

This paper presents a holistic view of identity management domain: a brief introduction about the evolution of IDMSs followed by identity lifecycle management, categories of IDMSs, list of attacks that can be launched against an IDMS, features pertaining to the security of IDMSs in the form of well-informed taxonomy etc.

Tremendous efforts have been put into the investigation on the source, the ways of introduction, and the evolution of H5N1 transmission [9] [10], [27].

Introduction  Modeling the evolution of embryonic development as directed acyclic graph (DAG) in which the nodes correspond to state-transitioning genes and the edges model directed regulatory interactions causing significant activity change at the corresponding stage seems plausible.

The quinolone resistance rates and their association with access to quinolones that we have recorded in this study compare with those from reports from other parts of Nigeria and West Africa, and all support the hypothesis that fluoroquinolone introduction immediately precedes the evolution of FQREC [ 38- 42].

The introduction of ivermectin enabled the evolution of new, effective and sustainable strategies of community-based health interventions which are now being adopted for other diseases.

As discussed in the introduction, reliable information supports the evolution of cooperation, but it also leads to fundamental questions about where the information comes from and why its reliability persists (Antonioni et al., 2014).

In order to compare our results with the results from these studies, we show the accuracy,, the remaining number of nucleotides after the gaps are removed from the alignment, and the total length of the alignment resulting from the introduction of indels during the evolution of the sequences, all plotted as a function of G/S.

The introduction of cash crops and the evolution of farming practices in the uplands of Southeast Asia have drastically changed the agricultural landscape of the region during these last decades.