Sentence examples for introductory explanatory from inspiring English sources

In an introductory explanatory face-to-face session the students were asked to join the study.

In an introductory explanatory face-to-face session the conventional face-to-face theoretical radiological science course and the technology-enhanced learning course were introduced to the students.

The early portion of the work contains no introductory or explanatory material to aid the reader, apparently because Spinoza initially thought it unnecessary.

First up: an introductory chamber, with explanatory illustrations etched on a durable metal like nickel or gold.

The Intercept's explanatory introductory blog post explains that these types of revelatory stories will be a staple of the news site, keeping with its mission "to hold the most powerful governmental and corporate factions accountable".

We distributed the survey with a reply-paid envelope, together with an introductory letter and explanatory statement.

This introductory paper sets out one explanatory framework, exposure to adverse psychosocial environments during midlife, and particularly at work.

For those students who did not receive an introductory session, access to an explanatory website with all the relevant information was offered [ 9].

Five methods of recruitment were used: 1. Personalised postal survey: mail out of a personally addressed introductory letter, together with the explanatory statement for the study, a greywater survey form and a reply paid envelope.

The Morgan has made a handsome publication of this manuscript, reproducing in color the 55 illustrations with explanatory comments and an introductory essay on Poyet by Mr. Wieck.

Currently, presentation of explanatory models for CFS/ME forms introductory aspects of patient therapeutic programs (Wearden et al., 2010; White et al., 2011); those that are physiologically based may be more acceptable to patient groups (Castell et al., 2011) and may also be beneficial for significant others.