Sentence examples for which it is introduced from inspiring English sources

As Stirman et al. argue, 'While some [intervention] modifications might facilitate implementation and sustainability by improving the fit between the intervention and its target population or the context into which it is introduced, modifications may also erode treatment integrity'.

The drugs are usually odourless and colourless, although Rohypnol, after it became notorious as a date-rape drug, has been altered chemically to change the appearance of drinks into which it is introduced.

To be able to do the unifying work for which it is introduced, compresence cannot be a universal.

It is therefore a single-cycle, propagation-defective RNA and replicates only within the cell into which it is introduced.

This finding would point out to the importance of the way that a food item is prepared in addition to the time at which it is introduced.

Thus, helping students employ this technique effectively has the potential to increase learning gains beyond the class in which it is introduced.

The Government says it does not have to pass legislation to implement the rules, which it is introducing using Standing Orders of the House of Commons.

The researchers were able to control where in a group an individual ranked by the order in which it was introduced into its group (newly introduced monkeys almost always adopt a role subordinate to existing group members).

On January 14th the value of the euro slipped to $1.17, the rate at which it was introduced on January 1st 1999.

In trading yesterday, the dollar's fall pushed the euro to $1.1624, just shy of the $1.1667 at which it was introduced on Jan . 1 , 1998before retreating.

A more complex view of life at that point would have resulted in a ho-hum 'We have this book and maybe it will be useful in our field.' The revolution came not just from the material itself, from the substance of it, but from the passion with which it was introduced".