Sentence examples for as traditionally used from inspiring English sources

Silkworm and spider silk films have also been studied for their biomedical applications using fibroblasts, osteoblast-like cells, and skin cells, all showing as much attachment as traditionally used materials.

However, the differences in estimates between the landline sample (as traditionally used in survey research) and the dual-frame sample utilised in this study were generally small and non-significant, with significant differences in prevalence only found for current smoking (16.1% in the landline sample, compared with 21.0% in the dual-frame sample).

The framework employs recently developed modeling methodologies [species distribution modeling (Phillips et al. 2006) and generalized dissimilarity modeling (GDM; Ferrier et al. 2007)] to map environmentally associated intra-specific variation, as well as traditionally used methods to measure levels of biodiversity.

The poly NIPAAm- co-AAm) coating passivated the particle surface, preventing aggregation under salt conditions as effectively as PEG coatings traditionally used on gold nanoparticle platforms.

Amster's craftsmen strip walls of their modern cement finishing, replacing them with natural render, as was traditionally used, so allowing buildings to breathe once again.

In September, Hiscox suggested that a drug known as ouabain, traditionally used for severe heart disease, could reduce the virus's replication.

Meanwhile, the innovative flapper shape highlights the same effectiveness on the performance of flow control as the traditionally used flapper shape.

In Szechwan, there is a range of dishes which emulate the fragrance of fish because the condiments used to flavour them are the same as those traditionally used to flavour fish.

Participants in the study will use either pencil and paper to track their diet and feelings, as is traditionally used in this kind of therapy, or the Noom Monitor.

We set out to provide a quantitative measure of coronal brain section alignment, rather than a qualitative measure as is traditionally used for comparing brain sections.

The trend of the predictive abilities was not the same as the traditionally used Akaike information criterion, but favoured in the end the same models.