Sentence examples for by adapting the method from inspiring English sources

Reduction of phosphomolybdenum was calculated to determine the total antioxidant capacity of different samples by adapting the method described by Prieto et al.[41].[41]

In this paper, we establish two new regularity criteria for the 3D magneto-micropolar fluid equations (1.1) in terms of one directional derivative of the velocity u or of the pressure π and the magnetic field b by adapting the method of [27].

Metal chelating activity of DSP, DSC, and DSE was measured by adapting the method of Dinis et al. [ 24].

This could potentially be done by adapting the method developed by Montana in the R package Hapsim Montanaa, 2005) which we mentioned in Section 2.2.

We assigned a route to diagnosis to all cancer cases by adapting the method developed by Elliss-Brookes et al (2012).

However, for regions 100 nucleotides upstream and down stream of TSS and TTS respectively, the coverage was represented directly by adapting the method used in Goodman et al. [ 18].

During the nineteen-nineties, Muslim Brotherhood members and other Islamist dissenters imprisoned by secular dictators in Egypt, Tunisia, and Syria rallied global allies and fought for local legitimacy by adapting the methods and ideas of secular human-rights activists in the former Soviet Union.

We did a descriptive assessment by adapting the methods of effectiveness assessment.

We instituted a structural protocol by adapting the methods for quantitative assessment of body surface in burn patients.

39 The cost of face-to-face physiotherapy consultations was estimated by adapting the methods of Curtis 35 to obtain a different unit cost for each band of staff at each site.

Total proteins were quantified by the Bradford method (1976) and total lipids were quantified by adapting the methods proposed by Ramadan et al. (2009) and Metherel et al. (2009), where a 200 mg sample was subjected to three extractions with 2 mL of hexane by ultrasound for 25 min, followed by collection of the supernatant.