Sentence examples for the introduction process from inspiring English sources
So he had Partnered's developer Addison Hardy build him a bespoke app to streamline the introduction process.
As well as trying to reconcile theory and observed patterns in species establishment, ecologists are now paying more attention to the introduction process.
A good way to start the introduction process is to first email the people and ask them for permission.
Or, perhaps you're staying with a local host family, and now you have to go and begin the introduction process all over again.
Some institutions do help in this process, such as the Chamber of Commerce and the new SelectUSA program of the Department of Commerce, but in general the introduction process to the U.S. market is too fragmented, de-centralized, and inconsistent.
(2) Support a lead organization to drive the introduction process.
(2) The introduction processes of CRM (dry process and wet process) may have effect on the high temperature dynamic modulus and rutting resistance, while no significant influence on the moisture susceptibility and fatigue life.
Most frequently mentioned (in 9.3% of the introduction processes) were the perceived support from colleagues and the skills needed to use the technology.
The perceived (potential) relevance of the new technology for the patient was mentioned as playing a role in the success of 11.9% of the introduction processes, either as facilitating or as impeding its introduction.
A second conclusion is that there is still a long way to go in regard to managing the introduction of new technologies, as only half of the introduction processes were positively rated by nursing staff.
The total n is not always the sum of the numbers in the first and second column since (1) a determinant can be mentioned as both enhancing and impeding by the same person, (2) categories mentioned less than 10 times are not displayed in the first and second column Dysfunctional technology was mentioned in 25.1% of the introduction processes as an impeding determinant.
