Sentence examples for by using the keywords from inspiring English sources

Publications written in English were searched on http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/, by using the keywords 'phosphomonoester', 'phosphodiester', 'ATP'phosphocreatineine'phosphocholineine'phosphoethanolamineine','glycerophosphocholine'glycerophosphoethanolamineine'p 'schizophrenia'reniand and 'MRS'MRS

This study suggests equating the language of learning (Coyle et al., 2010) to the key words found by using the keywords tool in Wordsmith (Scott, 2008) and provides an analysis of the keywords in TEC, a corpus specialized in telecommunication English.

To avoid any missing data, we also searched by using the keywords 'cumulus expansion' and 'luteinization'luteinization

The list of potentially relevant article titles and abstracts was generated by using the keywords, "bicarbonate" AND "diabetic ketoacidosis".

PubMed and Medline databases were searched for reviews and original reports based on primary studies by using the keywords tuberculosis, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, multidrug-resistant, and Africa.

We then present our findings summarising the publications obtained from our literature search by using the keywords 'school outcome'useuse of longitudinal data', and 'cross-country studies'.

In addition to names already present in China Biographical Database and China Historical GIS, users can tag words or expressions by uploading their own lists or by using the keyword help tools.

These results are then ranked in a two-step process, first by decreasing order of number of keyword occurrences and further by using the keyword proximity score, proposed in this paper.

Preliminary data collection was performed through text matching by using the keyword as "olfactory receptor" along with the genome of our interest in the NCBI protein search.

First, we searched the candidate proteins from the NCBI protein database by using the keyword 'microtubule associated protein', and removed the redundant proteins (i.e. >50% sequence identity) by using the BLASTCLUST tool (ftp://ftp.ncbi.nih.gov/blast/documents/blastclust.html).html

We queried the ClinicalTrials.gov advanced search facility by using the keyword "surgery" for non-paediatric, phase III-IV clinical trials registered between 1 January 2008 and 31 December 2009, using recruitment status definitions (table 1).