Sentence examples for preceding the introduction of from inspiring English sources

Three preparation methods were considered, differing in the pretreatment of the clay preceding the introduction of carbon precursor (polymer soluble in water).

Consumer advocates called for greater public accountability on the part of the food and chemical industries, with a clear demonstration of public benefit preceding the introduction of new chemicals.

One of the most spectacular Eastern Woodland cultures preceding the introduction of maize was the Adena culture (c. 500 bce–100 ce, although perhaps as early as 1000 bce in some areas), which occupied the middle Ohio River valley.

To validate an algorithm to identify cases of intussusception using the health administrative data of Ontario, Canada, and to apply the algorithm to estimate provincial incidence of intussusception, preceding the introduction of the universal rotavirus vaccination program.

A series of annual mandate reports for the 5 years preceding the introduction of the lymphedema mandate was examined to determine whether introduction of lymphedema treatment affected healthcare cost to any significant degree (Table 1).

During the parliamentary debates preceding the introduction of Article 100, Nominated Member of Parliament Associate Professor Walter Woon posed the following question: The reply by the Deputy Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong was threefold: Article 100 was drafted by following the precedent in the Constitution of Malaysia.

Or Russia, where political liberty has preceded the introduction of a real market economy.

In only three countries did the start of the decline precede the introduction of SSRIs, indicating a relationship of prescription of SSRIs to suicide rates.

The movement for deinstitutionalization preceded the introduction of these drugs, but they gave hospital personnel and families a sense of control and hastened discharge.

The only reason you see placards in Parliament Square today is because the anti-war protester Brian Haw's demonstration preceded the introduction of the act, which is not retrospective.

Elements of drama such as mime and dance, costume and decor long preceded the introduction of words and the literary sophistication now associated with a play.