Sentence examples for the introduction one from inspiring English sources

The similarity assumption was stated in 11 reviews (26%) using various terminology and described in different sections of the review manuscript; the assumption was described in the introduction (one review), methods (two reviews), results (two reviews), discussion (five reviews), and appendix (one review) (Table 2).

As already mentioned in the Introduction, one advantage of Bayesian techniques is that automatic model selection can be performed on a per-segment basis at the price of increasing computational cost.

A part of Julia that stands out in the volume (for which I wrote the introduction), one that I hadn't previously appreciated, is her passionate political engagement.

As I note in the introduction, one common misconception of creativity is that it's a single thing, separate from other kinds of cognition.

Graves was, as Longley tells us in the introduction, "one of [his] heroes"; he and Derek Mahon, while undergraduates at Trinity College, Dublin in the early 1960s, "read his poems aloud to each other, counting the beats with our hands and scattering cigarette ash into the gully of the 1959 Collected Poems".

As indicated in the introduction, one key strength of EXIOBASE is the very high product detail.

Of course, it was the actual content of the second blog post (the one after the obligatory introduction one) that was the real story there.

Authors criticize deterministic models used in current research in the field (Introduction, "One of the main points of criticism... equilibrium states").

We have now expanded the Introduction by one paragraph and one additional result sentence.

Its report on the constitution of the party was instrumental in the introduction of "one member one vote" and made the original recommendation for the replacement of Clause IV.

This dreamer and doer tells the world in his introduction, "One of my dreams is being on a big stage in front of thousands of people".