Sentence examples for introductory invitation from inspiring English sources
During grace after meals, "Our God" is inserted into the introductory invitation when a minyan is present, indicating again that the prayer is communal rather than private.
A total of 5,098 subjects were contacted by mail with the introductory, invitation-to-participate letter describing the purpose and details of the study.
For example, in the introductory biology textbook, Invitation to Biology (Curtis, 1972), flocking was described as an infectious behavior with a leader who worked the hardest.
To recruit these individuals in the study, potential participant families were selected randomly from these lists and were then sent an introductory letter of invitation followed by a phone call.
Earning the top grade in her first science course, a 400-person introductory biology class, won her an invitation to work in the professor's lab, which she did until she graduated.
Invitation packs included an introductory letter on Maternity Unit-headed paper signed by a lead health professional, an information leaflet and a short opt-in characteristics questionnaire (S1) with a free post envelope to inform purposive sampling.
For journals with more than one Editor-in-Chief, the editors were asked in both the invitation e-mail and the introductory letter to return a single, joint response for their journal.
For example, in a study by Deslauriers et al. (2012), students who performed poorly on the first exam in an introductory physics or introductory oceanography course received an email invitation to meet with the course professor to discuss their current study strategies and reflect on how they might improve them.
Introductory treatments cost €29.90.
"These are introductory ads".
