Sentence examples for concept described previously from inspiring English sources
The ACC 7-amino-4-carbamoylmethylcoumarin -coupledd PS-SCL was synthesized on the basis of a concept described previously [ 16].
Viewed this way, it is possible to see the attention mechanism hypothesis as a specific instantiation of the direct-mapping concept described previously.
We established an in vitro cytokinesis-block micronucleus assay of human tumours for estimation of the proportion of cells undergoing mitosis (the dividing fraction, DF), the time for the number of nuclei to double and the radiosensitivity in terms of the micronucleus frequency, based on a concept described previously.
The three case studies described above highlight many organizational, institutional, and complexity concepts described previously, such as consideration of how organizations interact; ensuring adequate coordination; and adaptability to evolving environments.
As part of a new instrument for protein crystallography at LANSCE, we are constructing a detector whose concept was described previously (IEEE Trans. Nucl. Sci. NS-46 (1999 19166).
The DeepWind concept has been described previously on challenges and potentials, this new offshore floating technology can offer to the wind industry [1].
Plasma insulin concentrations were determined by radioimmunoassay via an automated analyzer, either the Concept 4 analyzer described previously or an Access analyzer (Beckman Instruments).
Many of the strategies identified by nurses including providing explanations, sensitivity, sitting with and talking to patient, allowing expression of emotions, comfort, empathy, and providing time and listening, all resonate with the concept of 'presencing' as described previously [ 40, 42].
The other concepts were created as described previously for ConceptGen software (Sartor et al., 2010) (Table 2).
The methodologies for focus interviews (also termed concept elicitation interviews) have been described previously [ 12, 17].
Details of the individual focus (concept elicitation) interviews have been described previously [ 4].
