Sentence examples for of general introduction from inspiring English sources
The two men were heard talking about a letter of general introduction, and not one that specified Mr. Massoud by name.
After several sessions of general introduction to the online resources, database query and analysis platform, we start to work on more comprehensive predefined projects to solve real biological problems.
We assumed that essentially all children had received BCG during the first year of life, and we were testing the effect of a general introduction of BCG revaccination in the community.
The patients described in this study were included in the period from 2001 and 2004, and were thus in the relatively early days of the general introduction of this procedure.
The Abstract needs more of a general introduction to the problem and needs more context in terms of adaptation to the natural environment.
The quote below provides an example of a general introduction to a Maturity Matrix session.
We added a paragraph of more general introduction about other OMZ's and marine viral communities, and our results were put into the context of known OMZ viruses.
Considering that the gas-sensing mechanisms of graphene is uncertain and related research is rare, herein, we just give a recognized point of view as a general introduction of the reference of other related literatures [200, 201, 202, 203].
Improvement of the shaft was accompanied by the general introduction of numbered, rather than named, clubs and by the merchandising of matched sets rather than individual clubs.
This review includes a general introduction of the hydrodynamics of two-phase flow in microchannels and shows that there is little agreement between measured and predicted pressure drop.
Next to a general introduction of the definition of food engineering, this article gives a historic overview of the discipline in time, discusses the main fields within the discipline such as thermal and nonthermal stabilization processes, separation and isolation processes, chemical and biochemical conversions, mixing and structuring processes.
