Sentence examples for pattern of introducing from inspiring English sources

Edison's career was characterized by a pattern of introducing what today we would call a beta version of a product and then losing interest in it.

If Siemens follows the usual pattern of introducing its fashion phones, it will have paid for the rights to have its phones seen on the runways and distributed units to a few key supermodels, who will likely be seen carrying it in photos taken by paparazzi.

The expansion of KMC services in Malawi and Uganda showed a common pattern of introducing an innovative service in a low- and middle-income country [ 4, 21].

However, typical of introductory biology courses, we cover a large amount of material and have conformed to the traditional pattern of introducing most of this in lecture, thus limiting the time available for active engagement exercises in class.

This paper examines the pattern of introduced herbivore and predator distribution in the Tanami Desert and tests a series of propositions put forward by Stafford Smith and Morton [1990. A framework for the ecology of arid Australia. Journal of Arid Environments 18, 255 278].

MDS plots showed that the overall ordination of harbors was largely driven by the distribution pattern of introduced species.

Closer examination of these populations will provide insights into the potential roles of common ancestry, convergent evolution, human-mediated gene flow, priority effects, and contingency in the evolutionary patterns of introduced species.

To address both questions, we deciphered the reproduction system and genotypic patterns of introduced populations, and compared these data with data gathered from previous studies focusing on the native range of the species (Foucaud et al. 2009b).

This example shows that a considerable improvement in drought tolerance can be achieved by altering root growth patterns and opens up the possibility of introducing DRO1 in shallow-rooting crops other than rice through the use of genetic engineering.

In conclusion, the deregulation of PAR levels, dependent on the balance between PARP and PARG activities, may lead to reversal of the normal methylation pattern by (i) introducing aberrant methylation of some normally unmethylated CGIs (e.g. Dnmt1 CGI) and (ii) causing genome-wide hypomethylation.

We discuss why our results may deviate from some earlier published studies and why plant soil feedback may not in all cases, or not in all comparisons, explain patterns of local dominance of introduced exotic plant species.