Sentence examples for adopted in a study from inspiring English sources

A flamelet approach is adopted in a study of the factors affecting the volumetric heat release source term in turbulent combustion.

These classification categories as used in this study were adopted from two main surveys, one in South Africa [ 18] and another adopted in a study in Kenya [ 5].

The UASEM was adopted in a case study of a university campus project.

The reason Dr. Galbraith was able to see poverty as no longer "a massive affliction" is that he used a cutoff of $1,000, which even in 1949, when it was adopted in a Congressional study, was probably too low (the C.I.O. argued for $2,000) and in 1958, when "The Affluent Society" appeared, was simply fantastic.

To investigate the effect of using higher-strength reinforcing steel on cracking behavior, the approach described above is adopted in a parametric study shown schematically in Fig. 4.

However, this methodology parallels one adopted in a similar study involving a general elderly population [ 10].

This lower threshold was also adopted in a recent study [ 14].

This method has also been adopted in a previous study [ 22].

The assumption of normal distribution has been verified and adopted in a previous study in yeast [ 59].

For literature search, we adopted the same strategy that was adopted in a previous study conducted and published by the same group to examine the course of LBP in RCTs [ 4].

Therefore we resort to an approach adopted in a recent study of (C60) m(CH4) n [28,29]: For each value of m, values of n, larger than any magic number to be interpreted, are chosen.