Sentence examples for simply the introduction from inspiring English sources

The aim is more than simply the introduction of one more subject in the schools.

Suppose that there is one theory H1 that is generally regarded as highly confirmed by the available evidence E. It is possible that simply the introduction of an alternative theory H2 can lead to an erosion of H1's support.

In several different species it is possible simply by the introduction of four selected proteins to give adult cells the characteristics of embryo stem cells.

Although Baltmore did make some changes to their offensive line personnel, they hope to make greater gains simply through the introduction of different schemes under new coordinator Gary Kubiak.

They claimed that while the rest of the developed world insisted on "proper, taught mathematics for all upper secondary students", the flagship policy for our 16-18 year olds had simply been the introduction of a "key skill of application of number".

Second, although plaintiffs' attorneys in securities litigation do face real risk in some cases, there seem to be significant "rents" in the fee award system if they can willingly surrender 20percentt of their revenues (over a series of cases) simply for the introduction.

Therefore, here we could start our simulation study simply with the introduction of such a ribozyme.

The decline of swidden was not due simply to the introduction of "cash crops"; swiddeners were not new to commodity production: they had been collecting, producing, managing, and selling forest products (e.g., rattan, damar, and bird's nests) and growing pepper, gambir, fruit, coconut and rubber for a century or more.

McLaren believes that rival Red Bull's upturn in form is down to a genuine step forward with its whole aerodynamic package, rather than simply the recent introduction of its double-DRS.

Peirce's main contribution to modern logic does not simply lie in the introduction of new vocabulary for quantifiers and bound variables, but also in his sharp appreciation of the distinction between properties and relations.

The stock performance linkage was simply used in the introduction to show the difficulty linking satisfaction to market performance.