Sentence examples for made introducing from inspiring English sources

Before the episode was broadcast, it was announced that Rupert Penry-Jones would leave the series after playing Adam Carter for four years, while afterwards, another announcement was made introducing a new lead character, Lucas North.

For Ect2 rescue experiments, siRNA resistant forms of GFP-Ect2 were made introducing silent mutations in the Ect2 siRNA target regions by site-directed mutagenesis.

Lately, some improvements to the HAQ have been made; introducing activities such as participation in sports and to do yard work [ 31], reflecting the need to evaluate more vigorous activities for people with inflammatory joint diseases.

Competition and consumer brand attitudes make introducing a new brand risky and very expensive, increasing the attractiveness of brand extensions.

The ideal of abstinence in drug and alcohol treatment and its decentering within the concept of harm reduction, make introducing harm-reduction strategies in the clinical encounter precarious.

High employee-turnover also makes introducing new diagnostics and techniques, research protocols [ 17, 18], quality improvement systems, and policies difficult to implement because new staff lack prerequisite training and do not have the foundation on which to build.

So this highly anticipated film, costing perhaps $250m to make, introduces itself to us with a glob of drivel.

But as this week's meeting of 150 nations in Kyoto, Japan, has made clear, introducing limits is far from straightforward.

In the United States, creme fraiche is made by introducing bacteria, like that in yogurt, into pasteurized cream.

UACS is made by introducing regular slits into a unidirectional prepreg of carbon fiber.

Modified PPTAs were made by introducing ionic, propanesulfonate groups and nonionic, propyl groups.