Sentence examples for the earliest introduction from inspiring English sources

"Whose House?," "One Small Place in a Tree" and "The Frog House" are about observing nature, the earliest introduction to science for very young children, yet the illustrations signal different teaching methodologies.

Cross-link systems have been used to augment segmental spinal instrumentation since the earliest introduction of these fixation systems.

Municipalities with the earliest introduction of full smoking bans had the lowest rates of SHS exposure in a public place.

Lambertia formosa was one of the earliest introductions of Australian plant species to cultivation in England.

The earliest introductions of A. altissima to countries outside of its native range were to the southern areas of Korea as well as to Japan.

The earliest introductions of exogenous aphids to Australia and New Zealand were likely to be associated with settlers from Europe, especially from the UK.

But breastfeeding and the early introduction of solid food make no difference to their risk, the researchers found.

This would give every voter a say in future elections and provide a mandate for the early introduction of legislation".

The early introduction of solid foods has also been linked to increased risk of obesity, diabetes, eczema and celiac disease.

As with the earlier introduction of DVD video, the biggest problem facing DVD-Audio and SACD is the lack of titles.

Even the early introduction of his supposed nemesis, a left-arm spinner, in the shape of George Dockrell, did nothing to prevent Pietersen growing in stature with every ball.