Sentence examples for moderate introduction from inspiring English sources

Moderate introduction of Fe3O4 nanoparticles and Eu3+ ions did not change the lamellar structure of magnesium aluminum layered double hydroxides.

In areas where hepatitis A has low to moderate endemicity, introduction of the virus occurs through consumption of imported foods, traveling, or through immigration flows (1 – 3 ).

The third bill had to wait for another Liberal ministry (the Conservatives had attempted to "kill Home Rule by kindness," to undermine its program by effecting moderate reforms); its introduction in 1912 inflamed the militant opposition of both unionists (led by Edward Carson) and republicans in Ireland.

Vorontsov favoured the introduction of moderate reforms in Russia, including the emancipation of the serfs.

The introduction at moderate temperature of nitrogen in the 316L austenitic stainless steel by plasma nitriding modifies the crystallographic texture in the very near surface region.

It is observed that in the presence of the hybrid fiber reinforcement, chloride migration rates are not significantly altered by the introduction of moderate cyclical mechanical loading in contrast to conventional concrete samples.

We then demonstrate that the introduction of moderate target flexibility into the simulation procedure increases both the diversity of the screen and the overall docking performance of the method.

Despite the recent introduction of moderate therapeutic hypothermia, mortality is still approximately 65%to70%0% [ 2].

There is scientific evidence to support the introduction of moderate amounts of pure oats in the gluten-free diet of individuals suffering from celiac disease (Pulido et al. 2009).

Given the emergence of a large parameter space that supports grid firing following introduction of moderate noise, we were interested to understand how noise influences the dynamics of the E-I circuits.

Although some indicators have undergone small or moderate changes since their introduction, we used a single static definition to reconstruct each in the CPRD, to more reliably model changes in performance over time (appendix table A1).