Sentence examples for approach which has previously from inspiring English sources

The experimental results show that a path following control approach which has previously been proposed for USRs without tail fin, can be directly applied to solve the path following control problem of this bioinspired USR with a passive caudal fin.

We employed a phage display approach, which has previously demonstrated successful results in generating precise sensors of variations in molecular conformation [ 22].

This programme adopts the Improvement Foundation's Healthy Communities approach, which has previously been applied to other health topics (Department of Health, 2004; Slater et al, 2008).

We used individual worms to assay the miRNA levels, an approach which has previously been used in the context of gene expression profiling via microarrays [ 5, 30].

Therefore, we chose a dominant repression approach, which has previously been used successfully to facilitate the analysis of functionally redundant transcription factors (Hiratsu et al, 2003; Mitsuda et al, 2007; Guo et al, 2009), to further analyse the effects of altered CES activity on BR responses.

To address this issue, we directly assessed the human response to phthalate exposure using a cross-species xenotransplantation approach, which has previously been explored as a model of testicular development and function in rodents (Kuopio et al. 1989), primates (Ehmcke et al. 2011), and humans (Mitchell et al. 2010).

In this paper, about 600 SPT data are collected from different labs in Babol city and are analyzed using five approaches, which have previously been described.

Imputation methods were selected from a set of described approaches which have previously been applied to proteomic datasets (e.g., [ 19, 27- 29]).

This approach is inspired by the so-called dynamical systems approach to optimization, which has previously been used for obtaining bone remodeling equations (Klarbring and Torstenfelt 2010; Klarbring and Torstenfel 2012a; Klarbring and Torstenfelt 2012b).

This approach introduces a new paradigm for diffuse optical imaging, which has previously relied on static imaging approaches, considering motion as noise.

The narrative interviews have been interpreted using a phenomenological-hermeneutic approach inspired by Ricoeur [ 11, 13] which has previously been applied in a similar way [ 14, 15].