Sentence examples for a recently developed software from inspiring English sources
This paper describes PSALM, a recently developed software tool for business intelligence and its functionality through several case studies.
In case of non-availability of sequences, sequencing has to be done in vitro for which a recently developed software ecoPrimers can be helpful.
We present a recently developed software program specially designed for equivalent-dose evaluation in the framework of optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) dating.
This paper presents a recently developed software, ArcGIS-based Nitrogen Load Estimation Toolkit (ArcNLET), for estimating nitrogen loading from septic systems to surface water bodies.
The present work exploits the features of a recently developed software tool based on multimodal display (Data Manager developed within the EU-funded project 'Multimod') in an exemplary clinical case.
Using OnTheMap 3, a recently developed software from the United States Census Bureau, I compile commute sheds for municipalities within and neighboring the Upper Neuse River Basin, North Carolina.
To attain confident results, we specifically recommend the SNP-validation between duplicated samples and a final in silico validation using recently developed software and/or manual inspection.
Comprehensive samples of all genomic or transcriptomic data in a given microbial ecosystem, metagenomics, with recently developed software, can lead to accurate characterizations of microbial community function.
We apply the conventions of Chylek et al. [ 22] to visualize and annotate our model, and we demonstrate that the model can be simulated using recently developed software implementing a network-free simulation approach that enables the simulation of interactions marked by combinatorial complexity [ 13].
Likewise, recently developed software called AutoGate is promising to become an automated tool for processing and analyzing PFC data [ 92].
Recently developed software had picked up what investigators were convinced was the distinctive signal from at least one of the "pingers" attached to the jet's two flight recorders.
