Sentence examples for process that introduced from inspiring English sources

Fracking, or hydraulic fracturing, is a novel gas drilling process that introduced the use of large quantities of toxic chemicals.

While the major approach remained historical, to trace the history of the Borana and northern Kenya and to understand the process that introduced changes in Borana society and women's roles, the anthropological approach was useful in describing Borana socio-cultural, economic and political organizations.

On the one hand, to evaluate the possible presence of a statistically significant cross-correlation in the data, raw Φ t,n) and raw climate indices were filtered with a process that introduced noise with a uniform (white) distribution, "pre-whitening" [47].

Cossette et al. [3] propose a compound Markov binomial model based on the Markov Bernoulli process that introduces dependence between claim occurrences.

Assigning a priority of action to a given project necessitates an evaluation process that introduces several criteria at various functional levels.

The results of their research showed that with increasing competition among auditors, the marketing process that introduces the skills and competencies of auditors in Romania is based on the issue that by attracting entrepreneur auditors, one can get a good share in the audit market.

Also, as RIP is known to be a leaky process that introduces mutations in and around the target duplicated sequences, we also estimated the CA/TA ratio in the regions surrounding the genes of interest.

RIP is a process that introduces mutations into duplicated DNA during a sexual cross in N. crassa (Selker 1990).

The DArT markers were originally obtained by cloning random fragments of genomic representations [ 16], a process that introduces some degree of marker redundancy.

The BGC process, is not a mutagenic process that introduces de-novo mutations in the genome, but instead it increases the fixation probability of GC alleles over AT alleles [ 43, 44].

Firstly, low urine output is categorically defined and is not reliant on knowing a baseline urine output, in contrast to plasma creatinine definitions that depend on a baseline creatinine, which is often unknown and therefore must be estimated, a process that introduces significant errors [ 19- 21].