Sentence examples for already been used to study from inspiring English sources

Tools from game theory have already been used to study various aspects of transmission over wireless networks [2, 3].

The GEM has already been used to study, in a cross-country setting, the link of entrepreneurship to economic growth as well as the determinants of entrepreneurial activities (e.g., Estrin et al. 2011).

Mobile phone data have, for instance, already been used to study human mobility and behavior in cities [3], the geographical partitioning of countries [4], and the spread of information in social networks [5].

It is worth mentioning that doped quantum wells with additional modulation doping [11 16] have already been used to study the insulator-quantum Hall (I-QH) transition [17 23], a very fundamental issue in the fields of phase transition and Landau quantization.

TMS has already been used to study the role of the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC) in decision-making applying TMS before subjects did the Ultimatum Game [24], [25].

For example, it has already been used to study the molecular structure of rye chromosome ends [ 42].

The NYCMap is already being used to study the West Nile virus on Staten Island.

In spite of the minimal amount of information it contains, a signed graph can already be used to study dynamical systems properties.

This technology is already being used to study issues such as coral response to climate change [ 47– 49] and disease [ 50], and is the best currently available method to comprehensively study total transcriptomic variation.

To approach more realistic the in vivo situation, it would be recommendable to reproduce this study with the multicellular coculture model of the alveolar-capillary barrier consisting of H441 on top and microvascular endothelial cells (ISO-HAS-1), which already has been used to study nanoparticle interactions (Hermanns et al. 2010; Kasper et al. 2011).

Already, this technique has been used to study the diversity of microbiomes from a variety of environments [6], [7], resulting in reports of a so-called "rare biosphere" of low-abundance organisms [8].