Sentence examples for been applied and published from inspiring English sources
No validated questionnaires were available, but a questionnaire that had previously been applied (and published) was used in order to enable direct comparison.
While the method has yet to be formally applied, a version of this approach has been applied and published repeatedly [ 41– 41].
Given the number and the scope of the remaining citations (n = 2,159), a new exclusion criteria was applied and papers published prior to 2010 were excluded (n = 1,993).
The purpose of this paper is to (i) describe MORPH, (ii) give examples of its application, (iii) describe the types of systems to which MORPH can be applied, and (iv) publish its source code and a user guide.
Although many conversation analytic studies have collected and analysed data from health and social care settings, the approach has been developed, applied and published largely by those working in the academic domains of linguistics, sociology and social psychology.
However, to cope with the challenges of environmental sampling, various rRNA removal and cDNA synthesis methods have been applied in published microbial metatranscriptomic studies, making comparisons arduous.
The model has been applied to published kinetic data for the NaHCO3SO2 reaction in order to obtain the reaction rate constants which are shielded from observation by the thermal decomposition reaction and the subsequent reaction between Na2CO3 and SO2.
This approach has rarely been applied or published from coprolite analysis.
The analytical model has also been applied to a published field-buildup well test and is able to match the pressure buildup data.
This optimal dose was in the range that has been applied in previously published reports by other investigators [ 5, 18].
Closed form solutions are presented to the resultant mathematical models, and the case of first-layer chemisorption followed by finite multimolecular physical adsorption is applied to published and authors' data for the adsorption of water on silica gel to predict a wide range of adsorption isotherms.
