Sentence examples for phase of introduction from inspiring English sources

This led to an increase in participation among young people and a demand for additional vaccine doses in 2013 during the subsequent phase of introduction.

It also allowed the taking into account of a strong local capacity to detect and contain outbreaks, such as in the state of Al Gezira, Sudan, which on account of this particular strength was scheduled for the second phase of introduction despite an identified high risk.

Although each of these vaccines can help in the fight against infectious diseases and save thousands of lives, without the genuine engagement of publics through all phases of introduction, their true benefits will never be fully realized.

This was also the time of Sir Joseph Banks's botanical collections during Captain James Cook's circumnavigations of the planet and his explorations of Oceania, which formed the last phase of plant introduction on a grand scale.

The period 2005 2009 corresponds to the second phase of the introduction of hemiarthroplasty in Sweden.

These combined initiatives say one thing: that close monitoring of new implants by well-established registries during a phase of controlled introduction must be a universal requirement.

Structured interviews were held in the initial phase of the introduction of the care model and interRAI-LTCF with nursing assistants, team coaches and managers of the intervention homes randomised in the randomised clinical trial study.

Our proposed regulatory change to require registry-based monitoring of new implants during the phase of limited introduction must be accompanied by a change in the way we think and act as orthopedic surgeons.

The major challenge was to secure sufficient funds after the initial phase of vaccine introduction in 2010 2011 to enable NECs to be fully functional (eg, payment of per diems, logistics for meetings, and cases investigation) during the whole surveillance period.

The fourth sensitivity analysis (non-homogeneous infectiousness) did not substantially affect the ultimate equilibrium HIV prevalence (for the same pre-intervention equilibrium levels), but somewhat accelerated the rate of approximation to the new equilibrium, especially during the early phase of the introduction of the intervention.

In the boom phase, the positive benefits of introduction phase increase to facilitate invasive species by evolving increased competitive ability (Blossey and Nötzold 1995), invasive species experience a home field advantage due to specialization to decomposers and the presence of generalist mutualists (Van der Putten 2012).