Sentence examples for approach commonly applied from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, the "Ct" approach commonly applied in drinking water treatment should not be used for wastewater ozonation.

The presented method is simple and less toxic than the acid-meditated synthesis approach commonly applied for the preparation of hydrophobic zeolitic materials.

The factorial design approach was discussed in relation to the traditional one-variable-at-a-time (OVAT) approach commonly applied in studies of larval rearing.

Our approach discusses the "bottleneck" oriented approach commonly applied today in the context of network effects in manufacturing systems and compares its performance to centrality measures from complex network theory.

One ordination approach commonly applied to multi-temporal imagery is principal components analysis (PCA, e.g. [8]), but explicit measures of seasonality are lost in the ordination process.

To map the spatial distribution of the suitability for landuse types we used ecological niche modelling (ENM), an approach commonly applied to estimate geographic distributions of species [15] (i.e., we replaced 'species' with 'landuse type').

We initiated a replicated silvicultural assessment of two forest management approaches commonly applied in dense ponderosa pine forests of the Southwest United States: historical evidence-based ecological restoration guidelines (ERG) and northern goshawk (Accipiter gentilis) foraging area management recommendations (GMR).

Herein, we highlight mass spectrometric approaches commonly applied to identify interacting subunits and their PTMs and the structural techniques that allow the architecture of protein complexes to be assessed.

The hope is that this will allow applications at larger scale and with more sophistication than is currently feasible with the more ad hoc genetic engineering approaches commonly applied today.

This is based on the modelling approaches commonly applied in the optimisation of multi-site supply chain systems design [ 15, 16] and operational planning [ 17].

The approach is commonly applied to species in which there is an identifiable central atom (the oxygen atom in H2O, for instance), but it is straightforward to extend it to discussions of the local shape at any given atom in a polyatomic species.