Sentence examples for possibility of introduction from inspiring English sources

First, the introduction of replacement gilts is a first possibility of introduction of the virus to the herd.

The dominant clonal complex observed in the Florida cluster matches the dominant type recently observed in Argentina and Brazil, raising the possibility of introduction to southeastern Florida from South America.

Of note, the Cambodian strains can be separated into 2 groups supported by a bootstrap value of 100, suggesting that the viruses isolated in Battambang and Preah Vihea Provinces, which each border Thailand, could have been introduced separately, although we cannot exclude the possibility of introduction from other Asian countries as well.

Even though we cannot totally exclude the possibility of introduction of P. vivax in the chimpanzee population through humans, our discovery of P. vivax in wild chimpanzees living exclusively within their natural habitat suggests that wild African apes may be a natural reservoir.

Finally, possibilities of introduction of microstructure morphology with specific properties into the finite element solution are described.

The scheme opens up the possibility of the introduction of weekend jails or evening-only prisons to enable people to retain their jobs.

Mike Tomlinson, who is leading an inquiry into the future of 14 to 19 education, expected to be completed next month, is also due to address the colleges today on the possibility of the introduction of an English baccalaureate.

Claire had thrown herself on Byron in London; she had chased him to Geneva, and among the inducements she offered her travelling companions was the possibility of an introduction, which was duly made.

Last but not least, the two predominant VCF scenarios (Joint Development and Betterment tax) should be further analyzed together with potential implications of the possibility of their introduction.

We also discuss the possibility of the introduction of protein games to narrow the multitude of the energy landscapes when a protein binds to another macromolecule.

Institutional design for water governance assumes the possibility of intentional introduction of policy innovations into the new contexts or amending existing institutions.