Sentence examples for material for introducing from inspiring English sources

They represent the basic genetic material for introducing genetic variability from H. chilense into wheat breeding programs [ 2] and for transferring useful genes from H. chilense to wheat.

In the absence of animal derived proteins, which since 2001 largely have been banned as animal feed ingredients to prevent the spread of BSE, vegetable protein can be considered to be the major risk animal feed material for introducing Salmonella into the animal feed chain and animal farms [ 2].

Cameron praised consumer internet companies such as Twitter and Google for increasing efforts to identify and remove links to offensive material and for introducing flash warnings to users who may inadvertently be clicking through to illegal material.

Kobach made the unusual choice to represent his own office in the case, and throughout the trial he and his legal team repeatedly failed to follow basic rules for introducing material into evidence.

To create time for active learning without displacing content we used two strategies for introducing material before class in a large introductory biology course.

Here, I review the literature on teaching tree-thinking to undergraduate students, and I present some advice for introducing this material in an inquiry-based framework.

Participant 5 suggested that, given the minimal disciplinary knowledge in-coming students typically have, "the appropriate timing" for introducing reading materials in English is the third year of the undergraduate program, when students have accumulated basic disciplinary knowledge through various introductory-level courses offered in Japanese.

Several technologies exist for introducing foreign materials into a cell, such as electroporation [1], viral vectors [2], gene gun [3], ultrasonics [4], and MEMS-based injection [5] [6].

More recently, a novel method for introducing exogenous materials into developing planarian embryos by nanosecond exposure of eggs to pulsed laser has been reported.

Thus, Bioexcell®, containing no additives of animal origin, can offer a safer alternative when frozen semen is used for introducing new genetic material into a flock or a country.

This leads to the question whether the presented approach might be better suited for introducing new learning materials instead of a repetition of already discussed learning content.