Sentence examples for weekly introductions from inspiring English sources

These weekly introductions seemed to get rid of the, "Where are the professors?" question.

After cages had been paired, weekly introductions of homozygous OX4319L males into the treatment cages began.

(1) Weekly introductions to the concepts and meditation theme are delivered via Web page views or a 5- to 10-min audio clip.

During suppression, weekly introductions of transgene-homozygous OX4319L males were made into two of the cages to investigate whether engineered female-specific lethality resulted in suppression of these populations.

We were standing outside the Prospect Park Audubon Center on a recent sunny Saturday with 15 other birders for the weekly "Introduction to Bird-Watching" tour.

The 312 patients with positive intolerance tests after May 2010 were referred to an experienced dietician (CW) for a standardised 4-week dietary adaptation, consisting of a diet low in saccharides and polyols for 1 week and subsequent weekly introduction of defined classes and amounts of fructose-, fructan-, inulin- and lactose-containing food to determine individual tolerability thresholds.

Enter InterviewJet, which gives employers who sign up a weekly curated introduction to experienced engineers with in-demand skill sets — think Ruby on Rails, Python, and mobile developers.

Because the program is virtual, work with Fifth Wall's investment staff could consist of weekly calls and introductions to potential corporate partners at the highest levels, Wallace said.

The introduction of weekly administered forms has been associated with improved treatment persistence.

Poor therapeutic adherence with daily bisphosphonates has been improved by the introduction of weekly regimens, although adherence levels remain suboptimal.

However, it is not clear a priori how an individual's transitions between the different labor supply alternatives (our seven discrete points) should appear because the potential behavior differs for part-time and full-time workers and for those who worked more than the usual 40 weekly hours before the introduction of the EITC reform.