Sentence examples for application as suggested from inspiring English sources

Other parameters like sex and age of the patient could also influence the response to the aligners' application, as suggested by literature [23].

The alkali-tolerant property of amylases from strain ALA4 for a longer period proved the isolate to be a potent source for varied biotechnological application, as suggested by Pal and Khanum (2010) too.

If one applies the proposed method directly here, these genes may need to be removed, when possible, from the gene pool before application, as suggested by one of the reviewers.

The application rates in both foliar and soil applications were as suggested for the control of the target pests and diseases.

These were cross-validated using codeml (branch-site LRT models) (Zhang et al. 2005), with application of FDR correction, as suggested (Anisimova and Yang 2007).

The following steps are considered in selecting the structure and parameters of the best ANN, as defined by the minimum generalization error, through application of GS and CV techniques (as suggested by Ben-Hur and Weston (2015) in exploring the search space of hyper-parameters of the radial basis function kernels): 1.

Moreover, the EULAR recommendations have been used and adopted widely, as suggested by their application as a template for many national and regional recommendations after their publication.

Moreover, the performance of our approach would only slightly decrease by using predicted secondary structures, as suggested by its application on four examples reported in Table S3, for which the secondary structures were predicted from multiple alignments using PHD (Rost and Sander, 1994).

Many other biomedical applications of the beta regression model exist as suggested by Ferrari [ 7].

Thus, application of Sorafenib in patients with chronic liver disease could also act as an anti-fibrotic as suggested earlier.

As suggested by titles like "Listening," "Watching," "Biting" and "Smelling," they have been formed by repeated applications of the artist's teeth, nose, eyes or ears.