Sentence examples for more common introduction from inspiring English sources

The catalyst structures studied were prepared and incorporated into the silicon fuel cells by a post CMOS-compatible process of electrodeposition, as opposed to the more common introduction of nanoparticle-based catalyst by ink painting.

Diffuse pulmonary hemorrhage is an uncommon complication with former chemotherapy regimens, but has become more common with the introduction of new MTT and anti-angiogenic agents.

Because we were interested in studying LDL-C levels that are rarely seen in clinical practice, but may become more common with the potential introduction of PCSK type 9 inhibitors, 20 our cutoff defining low LDL-C was lower than in most previous studies on the topic.

2 We also understand that obesity is becoming more common among PLWHA after the introduction of HAART.

The manner in which robots become more common will be similar to the introduction of other types of new technology:"The situation is akin to the transition from mainframe computers to PCs.

The first and more common variant, shortly described in the Introduction, uses a container with an overflow spout.

Epiglottitis has become more common in adults than in children since the introduction of the Haemophilus influenzae type b vaccine.

In response to this, Critical Care is launching a series of articles aimed at providing a simple introduction and/or refresher to some of the more common tools and ideas used in medical statistics.

Introduction: Leptospirosis is a worldwide zoonosis, and is more common in tropical area.

The only MDR 19A isolates reported before introduction of the vaccine belonged to CC230 (ST230), a more common clone in Germany, which also persists post-vaccination (ST319, ST276).

These issues are relevant to more common species as well as threatened species that have been the focus of discussion around augmentation, introduction and re-introductions.