Sentence examples for introduction via from inspiring English sources

First, she managed an introduction via LinkedIn.

The new niobium-containing mesoporous catalysts based on MCF structure were prepared by niobium introduction via grafting and co-precipitation.

The substrates were ultra-sonically cleaned prior to introduction via a vacuum load-lock and mounted on an electrically grounded fixture with heating and rotation features.

Stay proactive but approach executives slowly via Twitter, said Colin Sloman, London-based managing director at consulting firm Accenture, who regularly meets candidates after an initial introduction via the social network.

This manuscript reviews recent advances in the field of lymphatic drug delivery and imaging and focuses specifically on the development of liposomes and solid lipid nanoparticles for lymphatic introduction via the subcutaneous, intestinal, and pulmonary routes.

The introduction via groundwater of a NO−3 solution with a conservative tracer (Br−) and labeled isotopically (15N) allowed calculation of nitrogen removal in the plots following two methods.

In fact, LinkedIn's primary value today still comes in a large part from its ability to build out your graph of professional connections and then arrange for introductions via friends and colleagues.

This supports the hypothesis that separate virus introductions via trade of live poultry might be responsible for different outbreak periods.

For example, multiple introductions via multiple dispersal pathways can increase genetic diversity, and as a consequence, there may be little genetic constraint to adaptation in a novel environment; thereby enhancing invasive capability (Kolbe et al. 2004).

Policies have been implemented to minimize new introductions via trade (McAusland and Costello 2004; Olson and Roy 2010), yet rates of invasion continue to increase, suggesting that other additional processes might play a role.

Multiple introductions via the use of multiple dispersal pathways likely enhance an invasive species' ability to occupy new areas and/or recolonize invaded areas because of the increased propagule pressure (Grevstad 1999; Simberloff 2009).