Sentence examples for conventionally studied from inspiring English sources

Among the drivers of FDI, the most conventionally studied include GDP and GDP per capita, which indicate market size.

The method iSuchrther validated by a convergence study, which confirms its first-order accuracy.

Results of all the validation parameters conventionally studied were compared to those obtained with this innovative approach for glucosamine and galactosamine.

In this article, we attempt to introduce the radial flow direction as another important factor for scaffold internal architecture design, and thereby show its trade-off with the conventionally studied longitudinal permeability.

The interaction between the solar wind and a solar system body is regarded as a 'global-scale' phenomenon in which magneto-hydro-dynamics (MHD) is dominant and is conventionally studied by means of three-dimensional (3D) MHD simulations where all of the plasma particles are treated by the single-fluid approximation.

Conventionally studied filamin activators were peptides derived from cell adhesion molecules.

She began conventionally, studying painting outside Florence.

Conventionally, studying change denotes a movement from one situation to another seen through some comparison of the before and after states.

It all started conventionally: studies of biochemistry at BSc and PhD levels in the United Kingdom, my home country.

Conventionally, study of high dimensional data such as atomic protein folding trajectories has been done using linear methods such as principal component analysis (PCA).

Conventionally, studies of drug mechanisms of action involve the examination of hypothesized or known targets.