Sentence examples for approaches typically applied from inspiring English sources

We used a mechanical root-plate rotational stiffness model in three gauged river reaches in Central Spain to test our hypothesis and combine approaches typically applied in dendrogeomorphic, dendrometric, mechanical structure, and hydraulic research.

For this reasons the paper aims to report the state of the art of PSS Design research, relating this strategic process to the Lean Thinking approaches typically applied in traditional Product Development and Manufacturing.

Technical insights and findings from a critical review of deterministic approaches typically applied to ensure design safety of nuclear power plants were presented in the companion paper of Part I included in this issue.

Due to the backcross nature of the S7 population, in addition to selection applied for maturity during population development, the standard genetic linkage mapping approaches typically applied to bi-parental crosses were not appropriate.

ORA approaches typically apply an arbitrary threshold value (e.g., fold change >2 or P < 0.05) on gene expression to assess whether the number of genes beyond threshold are significantly over- or underrepresented in the given pathway.

While this approach is typically applied between populations (Nosil 2012), individual-based approaches can be similarly used (Nielsen et al. 2013a), with a significant correlation taken as evidence for local adaptation only after the effect of geography has been partialed out of the model (Shafer and Wolf 2013).

The first approach was typically applied to perovsite-type thick films like BaTiO3[9].

This approach is typically applied under aqueous conditions; but because OGp also functions as a leaving group, the commonly occurring secondary hydrolysis is prevented, as the product formed becomes unrecognizable for the enzyme.

It is an approach that is typically applied to the evaluation of new generic drugs.

For the completion of such systems, relationships among genes have been inferred through several computational approaches, which typically apply several abstractions, e.g., linearization, to handle the heavy computational cost in evaluating biological systems.

The typically applied TF-IDF approach gets tricked in this context by artifacts such as worked examples whose associated vocabulary may dominate a lecture, but should not be included in a good index.