Sentence examples for been done previously with from inspiring English sources

A combined treatment could avoid side effects associated with highly concentrated benzoyl peroxide, as has been done previously with other drugs (Zeichner 2012; Taylor and Shalita 2004).

Such economic analysis has been done previously with the established geospatial technologies for wildfire management, producing a more efficient use of resources results (Hesseln et al. 2010).

Although, studies have been done previously with focused towards the discrimination of drug-like molecules from non-drug-like ones.

Obviously, hair cell death or the regeneration process itself could be the subject of high-throughput screens (genetic or chemical), as has been done previously with damage induced in hair cells by neomycin [ 30- 32].

Nevertheless, ChIP-on-chip is sensitive enough to capture targets which are bound only in a subpopulation of the culture, as has been done previously with unsynchronized yeast vegetative cultures [ 46].

For a strong growth-related phenotype, the easiest way to perform the BSA analysis is to pool all segregants together and then select for those that can grow under a particular condition, as has been done previously with the budding yeast Sa. cerevisiae (Segrè et al. 2006; Ehrenreich et al. 2010; Parts et al. 2011).

Transfer to methanol (Fig.  4) and butanol (data not shown) was tested with AnMan5B and compared to AnMan5A and AnMan5C, using 5 mM M4 as donor substrate, in a similar way to what was done previously with TrMan5A (Rosengren et al. 2012).

I think we need to erase what has been done previously and start again with great humility.

Much work has been done previously to understand the mathematics associated with Darcy's law in this context.

To the best of the author's knowledge, to this day, no work has been done previously on the discrete competitive system with nonlinear inter-inhibition terms and one toxin producing species.

As he's done previously, Skrillex fills his beats with the sound of British "ragga" music, the incendiary electronic subgenre that mixes Jamaican dancehall and British drum & bass.