The phrase "approach applied here" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific method or strategy that is being utilized in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The approach applied here is based on the latest research findings in the field."
Alternatives: "method used here" or "strategy implemented here".
In addition to the insights into caveolin structure and function, the approach applied here could be generalized to other membrane proteins.
This approach, applied here to the Cancer Gene Census as an exemplar gene list, can be adapted to any gene set of interest that may emerge from large-scale omics studies, functional screening initiatives or GWAS39,72 from any therapeutic area.
We note that the approach applied here was obtained independently [Sharma, I., Jenkins, J.T., Burns, J.A., 2003. Bull. Am. Astron. Soc. 35, 1034; Sharma, I., 2004. Rotational Dynamics of Deformable Ellipsoids with Applications to Asteroids.
Contrary to expectations, the numerical approach applied here revealed that new design resulted in poor hydrogen transport into the support region and an average current density of 2846.7 A/m2, lower than that of the traditional design.
The approach applied here is flexible and data-driven, allows incorporation of wide variety of numerically continuous covariates, and provides accurate quantitative prediction of individual soil properties for improved land management decisions and ecosystem and hydrologic models.
The essence of the approach applied here is the following.
Critical to the success of the approach applied here-into classify these plays lies in the "ground truth" calibration with lithofacies and gross depositional environment.
One might speculate as to whether or not a similar dichotomy of approach applies here.
The details of the winner's curse correction approaches applied here were described by Ghosh et al. [10] and Zhong & Prentice [11].
The empirical approach and the linear quantile regression approach are applied here as benchmarks to evaluate the probabilistic forecast performance of the proposed approach.
While we strongly support the use of model-based approaches such ABC modelling, we would like to point at several limitations of the ABC approach as applied here and elsewhere.
