Sentence examples for which should be introduced from inspiring English sources

Included in the numbers would also be HP's new WebOS tablets, which should be introduced early next month.

A model therefore appears where the patient is the focus, which should be introduced and applied to Latin American health systems for the treatment of patients with chronic diseases.

"The advice to breeders is that, in carefully selecting which individuals should be bred and which should be introduced to the wild, we can keep and maximize this diversity".

Unlike proto-tRNAs, which should be introduced "as a set" (being multiple both in number and species), the proto-rRNAs "stand alone" in the proto-translation system, and the necessary to explain their original source is not so apparent (see the section " A comparison with other hypotheses on the origin of translation", newly added; see also my responses to reviewer 2).

In fact, unlike proto-tRNAs, which should be introduced "as a set" (being multiple both in number and species), the proto-rRNAs would "stand alone", especially considering that the proto-ss-rRNA and proto-ls-rRNA(s) might have been introduced separately, due to different advantages.

Disagreements over policy priorities and the pace at which change should be introduced are common among many political parties and the movements that spawned them, particularly after an election victory.

Our proposed method focuses on a set of elements that should be captured by the formal model and prescribes an order in which they should be introduced.

The results indicate no detectable differences for Q1, Q2, and Q4 regarding the introduction of mandatory vision tests, recurrent medical tests, and the age at which tests should be introduced, respectively.

However, it is not established which measures should be introduced - hand washing, use of barriers or correct cleaning of environmental surfaces [ 2, 7].

However, as data from clinical trials are missing, no evidence-based recommendation as to which patients should be introduced to prophylaxis can be given.

Although there is nearly universal agreement that breast milk alone is the optimal first food, the age range in which solids should be introduced is less clear, leading to "weanling's dilemma" [ 3].