Sentence examples for as recently implemented from inspiring English sources

The following section outlines the three steps toward a solution: first, we describe the design of a database to define, store, browse, search, and retrieve human-interpretable but machine-readable definitions of neuron types based on their properties, as recently implemented at Hippocampome.org.org

We used the CRC dataset [ 48] to compare the signaling circuit activity method proposed here to the clipper method [ 28], as recently implemented in the Graphite Web application [ 67], and the DEgraph [ 31] method.

These three networks as well as the recently implemented US Photochemical Assessment Monitoring Stations (PAMS) are reviewed in terms of their design objectives, siting criteria, quality assurance, and data analysis requirements.

We review here the most used cationic peptides for artificial virus construction as well as the recently implemented strategies to control the architecture and biological activities of the resulting nanosized particles.

Proposals to address this have ranged from increasing the focus on highly tailored and targeted agri-environment schemes, to promoting broad-brush policies such as those recently implemented in the Greening of the CAP.

Moreover, we find that implementation timing may act as a confounding variable, as plants that had recently implemented AMT outperformed those with older implementations.

The epidemiologic picture in Brazil may continue to change if, as expected, the recently implemented infant MenC immunization campaign reduces the incidence of serogroup C disease.

This could be explained by higher access for orthopedic/ geriatric wards in Australia as well as the role of the recently implemented orthogeriatric model of care.

I sat in on the "all team" meeting Karp recently implemented as a Friday-afternoon ritual.

The tools were recently implemented as modules in Open Source GRASS GIS.

This solution was recently implemented as an extension of Wels et al.'s approach [ 17] and was proven to reduce the number of clinically uninteresting, false-positive, findings.