Sentence examples for introductions in particular from inspiring English sources
These definitions extend standard integral introductions: in particular, if (h=0), then (1) becomes the Jackson q-integral [16].
Sales of its GT coupe were up 11% globally and 19% in the U.S. "This confirms the fact that it is new model introductions, in particular, two-seater sports cars, which buck the downturn," McCullough says.
The first years after the introduction in particular led to a large increase in claims.
The introduction in particular is succinct and to the point.
It appears worthwhile to exploit these sources, in order to adjust contingency plans for future rabies control in general and the event of rabies re-introduction in particular.
We have rewritten the Introduction (in particular the first paragraph) and toned down the description of genotypic irreversibility and contingency vs. determinism.
Last paragraph of Introduction : "In particular we wished to explore why the ENS ganglia are similar and small in size……" If this is your wish you should add here 2-3 sentences about how "real" your results are.
As with all new drug introductions and in particular with novel drugs, careful and continuous surveillance and monitoring in the postmarketing setting will augment the present premarketing safety experience and contribute to further understanding of the safety of fidaxomicin during routine clinical use.
[A good, and brief, discussion of physiocratic thought. An excellent introduction. In particular, deals with the flexibility of physiocratic ideas].
Due to the disadvantages associated with the bleach concentration technique (i.e. fragility of sediment smears, delayed results, and increased workload), routine implementation of the technique should only be considered after the feasibility of introduction in a particular context has been assessed, preferably following a pilot implementation phase.
England's coach, Tony Smith, responded with a triple substitution, and the introduction of Adrian Morley, in particular, pepped up England.
