Sentence examples for to the introduction of newer from inspiring English sources
Her idea was to reduce nuclear stockpiles and bring a halt to the introduction of newer, more lethal weapons.
Uncemented hemiarthroplasty has gained more popularity during the most recent years, possibly related to the introduction of newer prosthetic implant models to hip fracture surgery.
It is hoped that ICD-9 performance in detecting CKD will improve over time, in part due to the introduction of newer and more accurate coding systems such as ICD-9-CM-2007.
Her campaign highlighted discrepancies between health boards and led to the introduction of new prescribing rules.
"We shouldn't set up barriers to the introduction of new evidence," he said.
"This looks to be at least partly due to the introduction of new regulations under the Mortgage Market Review.
Apple's iPhone sales were up sharply, thanks in part to the introduction of new iPhone models last month.
Repeated delays to the introduction of new Boeing and Airbus models do not help, either.Yet Rolls-Royce has comforts, too.
Robertson said half of Asos's growth comes from consumers switching to online shopping, with the other half attributed to the introduction of new products and brands.
It remains to be seen whether there will be delays to the introduction of new A- and AS-levels in other subjects.
Loisy, however, was deeply committed to historical and critical methods in his studies of the Bible and, particularly, to the introduction of new 19th-century developments in scholarship.
