Sentence examples for it might be introduced from inspiring English sources
EVEL has been official Conservative policy for some years and, when David Cameron became prime minister, a report was commissioned into how it might be introduced.
The "unique ranges of dependence" on RGS concentration is never shown (see comment #3 above about how it might be introduced).
So I mean if I was just out of hospital I can see it being used to monitor reactions and my mood, but it would be more useful then.' ID15 (male in his twenties) The aim of this study was to explore individuals' understanding and perceptions of mobile-phone based psychotic symptoms monitoring, in order to ascertain how it might be introduced into their everyday lives and clinical care.
The magnetism generated by the satellites' own workings has to be minimised as much as possible, and thoroughly modelled to understand what interference it might be introducing into the scientific data.
This might be throwing a little changeup into a Sun Salutation or it might be introducing a new option or feature for customers that surprises and delights existing customers and makes it easier to source new customers.
However, due to the similar XRD pattern of Zn(OH 2 and ZnO, it is reasonable that hydroxide ions might be introduced into the resulting powder during the reaction process, in addition to the possible organic molecules.
It is therefore possible that error might be introduced into dN/ dS estimates from datasets corresponding to individual NA subtype backgrounds, by incorrectly assuming that ancestral lineages were associated with a particular NA subtype.
Assuming we already have validated and robust tools for measuring tumour volume, it is interesting to speculate how tumour volume might be introduced into the TNM system.
The Federal Reserve has already indicated that it will not raise rates, and another round of quantitative easing might be introduced if the American economy wobbles.
This approach eliminates bias which might be introduced when solely using control transcripts and it prevents systematic errors introduced by the sample preparation method.
