Sentence examples for approach previously shown from inspiring English sources

A Rayleigh-Ritz approach, previously shown to apply to the free vibration of beam systems and rectangular plate systems, is applied to the free vibrational problem of systems comprised of circularly cylindrical, thin shells and thin annular or circular plates.

We inserted 10 histidine residues at the C-terminus of PsaL, similar to an approach previously shown to completely disrupt trimer formation without adversely affecting PSI activity (Tang and Chitnis, 2000).

So, interventional approaches previously shown to be effective in developed countries may not be effective in a developing community setting.

As the model proposed by Couch et al. [ 2008] considers the in vitro MMR and in silico assay results in a single step, we combined results from two in silico approaches previously shown to be appropriate for MMR gene variations [Chao et al., 2008; Ollila et al., 2006; Tavtigian et al., 2008b], with those obtained from the in vitro MMR assay to verify the model and the necessity of STEP3.

This approach was previously shown to identify SNPs associated with ABA and sugar levels under water deficit [ 75].

The effectiveness of the soap-bubble MIP approach was previously shown in a feasibility study on DW MRN of the brachial plexus [ 4].

A similar approach was previously shown to efficiently block Ntf3 function in mammalian cells (Tsoulfas et al., 1996; Lin et al., 2000).

This approach was previously shown to be beneficial in the design of both small-molecule and cyclodextrin-based anthrax and C2 toxin inhibitors.

For those fusion proteins that had CPG2 in the N-terminal position, the c-erbB2 signal peptide was employed, as this approach was previously shown to direct CPG2 to mammalian secretory pathways (Marais et al, 1997).

This approach was previously shown to adequately approximate the slope compared with individual-level analyses for other exposures and was recommended in meta-analyses when the category-specific measures of central tendency are not available (23).

Even with these well-recognized methodological biases, a metagenomic approach has been previously shown to be effective in discovery of enzymes with novel activities (Wilson and Piel 2013; Milshteyn et al. 2014).