Sentence examples for been utilised as a from inspiring English sources
For example, the results of the work have already been utilised as a key technical input to decision making on funding for proposed irrigation projects in Tasmania.
In recent years, MRS has increasingly been utilised as a method to indirectly assess neuronal activity in vivo, primarily via measurement of the major neurotransmitters glutamate and γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA).
Here the in vivo technique of intravital microscopy in rats has been utilised as a model of trigeminovascular nociception to study the potential mechanism of action of indomethacin.
The former Everton trainee, who has also been utilised as a left-back, has previously had spells at Southampton, Port Vale and Plymouth.
With Sean Hutchison's departure to Fulham, Ramsden will get the chance to play in his preferred centre-half position, having been utilised as a full-back for much of his Fir park career.
Public reporting of wild bird carcasses has been utilised as a surveillance tool for West Nile virus and Usutu virus elsewhere [18], [19] and volunteer networks were successfully instituted in North America to elicit reports of diseased birds in order to characterise the spread of mycoplasmal conjunctivitis in the house finch Carpodacus mexicanus [20], [21].
Britain had played host to grand prix racing before - in 1926 and 1927 - but those races were held at Brooklands, which had since been utilised as an aircraft depot during World War II and was no longer useable as a circuit.
A formation of Sopwith Snipes from No. 4 Squadron had been utilised as an escort when the initial raid was carried out, and then to protect the bombers as they returned to the Allied lines.
In patients who had significant co-morbidities, radiofrequency ablation might have been utilised as an alternative.
Years of training, however, has been utilised as an acceptable substitute for surgical experience in previously published studies.
However, number of years of training and/or practice has been utilised as an acceptable substitute for surgical experience in prior published studies in the surgical literature.
