Sentence examples for mode of entry from inspiring English sources

Whatever their mode of entry, the arrival of humans and the disappearance of large mammals have long appeared to be more than coincidence.

"If we can continue to attract the smartest students, as we have done in the first year, I think this will become the principal mode of entry into this university," he said.

Of the public roles played by members of the legal profession, that of judge is most visible, but the status of judge and the mode of entry into this branch of the profession vary considerably from country to country.

The chemical structure determines the dominant mode of entry.

Entry mode choice refers to the mode of entry to a foreign market.

The dominant mode of entry of these materials into aquatic systems is through storm-generated runoff.

Chemical mode-of-entry information is required (i.e., relative percent release of a chemical to air, water, and soil) for Level III (i.e., steady state, nonequilibrium) fate simulations.

For example, the representative human dietary preferences in the model are constant, and the assumed mode-of-entry information is based on default EU TGD emissions scenarios.

Estimated "actual" regional-scale emission rates (EA) are needed for estimates of actual exposures and Level III fate calculations require mode-of-entry information.

We used production volume estimates and the European Union Technical Guidance Document (EU TGD) emission factor scenarios (European Commission 2003) to estimate EA and chemical mode-of-entry to the environment [see Supplemental Material, pp. S7 S8 (http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1205355)].

Still, there are other modes of entry.