Sentence examples for This study advocated from inspiring English sources

This study advocated the candidature of POME for vermicomposting operation to address the issue of sustainable industrial development.

This study advocated using ribosomal protein S19 (ribosomalibosomal protein S5 (RPS5), b-2-microglobulin (B2M), and hypoxanthine phosphoribosyltransferase (HPRT) as reference genes for RT-qPCR.

The posters used in this study advocated 15 s contact time for both soap and ABHR, as this was consistent with a recent provincial public health campaign in Ontario [ 39].

This study advocates the importance of genetic manipulation of functional cis-motif for amending the tissue specificity of a plant promoter.

This study advocates the contrasting concept of "territory" as essential to spatial justice in community-held forest lands and for effectivity in REDD+ projects.

Rather than encourage the creation of several same area and same scale soil maps by several independent soil scientists, this study advocates collaborative soil mapping to embed multiple perspectives into the official soil map.

Finally, this study advocates that the emphasis of the structural reform of medical treatment and public health should be elderly with low SES who resides in poor regions.

To automatically estimate δ in online applications, this study advocates the use of a metric based on internal criteria, possible to calculate without human intervention, as opposed to F1 calculation tied to external criteria and thus impossible to automate.

This study advocates subnational comparison in Switzerland as a tool for improving cross-national comparison by examining the impact of diverging legal settings within a constant political and economic context.

Finally, this study advocates the perspective of health equity for vulnerable groups, a transition from emphasizing opportunity equity to stressing outcome equity, and the construction of universal health insurance and long-term care system for the disabled elderly.

Immigrants from LIC and MIC are at increased risk of maternal death and this study advocates better insight into a migration perspective for clinicians who provide care to foreign-born women.