Sentence examples for the further introduction from inspiring English sources

"We call for a moratorium on the further introduction of computers in early childhood and elementary education," the group's position statement says.

Last month, for example, a little-known organization called the Alliance for Childhood issued a statement (allianceforchildhood.org) calling for a moratorium on the further introduction of computers into the nation's elementary schools until their effect on young children is assessed more carefully.

Unfortunately, additional anthropogenic disturbances (e.g., bulldozing), even those with the specific motive of creating fire breaks, may actually exacerbate the risk of wildfires in the system by facilitating the further introduction and spread of fire-prone invasive grasses (Chinea 2002).

The further introduction of the hypotheses of linear behavior of the viscous-elastic strain distribution and of external loads concentrated at the end of each time step, leads to a significant simplification of the problem presented above.

The further introduction of a strong slab leads to a reduction in slip around the maximum slip and a slight increase further toward the north, both effects localized close to the trench.

Additionally, as MTX (a targeting ligand/a first drug) was introduced into one kind of drug carriers, one further advantage was that the drug delivery systems allowed the further introduction of a second ligand or a second drug for synergistic co-targeted delivery or synergistic co-delivery of drugs.

Moreover, additional methyl substituent at the 5-position of the pyrazole and further introduction of hydroxy group to lower logD led to significant improvement of solubility while maintaining the activity.

But the last thing we want is a further introduction to the boogeyman.

Further, introduction of the fifth IIAEK sequence to the variable region IV did not decrease expression level and solubility.

Uber as a ridesharing service needs no further introduction, but the integrated payment solution where the customers scan their credit cards once gives an indication of the future of payments where the act of paying for a service is integrated with the service itself.

"You have the right to remain silent," he intoned in a firm voice, moving on to the other familiar warnings without further introduction.