Sentence examples for earlier formulated from inspiring English sources
He was also not averse to changing his earlier formulated positions.
The term "biotope" was introduced by a German scientist, Dahl in 1908 as an addition to the concept of "biocenosis" earlier formulated by Möbius (1877).
This supports the earlier formulated idea [Polym. Sci. 35 (11 1993 1819]19] that high level of energy storage is the characteristic feature of inelastic response of glassy substances.
The earlier formulated mathematical model of the distributed-flow adiabatic trickle-bed reactor has been used to predict the course of liquid-phase hydrogenation of cyclohexene.
In the present article the earlier formulated theoretical model of the adiabatic electrochemical reduction of the tert-butyl bromide molecule [1] is improved.
The predictions of stability limits of unconfined, strongly swirling flames show satisfying agreement with experiments, supporting the earlier formulated opinion [25] that the blow-off limits of strongly swirling flames are determined by chemical kinetic limitation of the mean reaction rate.
Ehrlich's advice that treatment of infections should "hit hard and hit early," formulated in the earliest days of antimicrobial chemotherapy, presciently summarized the principles of treatment for infections such as tuberculosis (TB) (9 ).
In doing so, we drew heavily on earlier recommendations formulated by the then European Conference of Ministers of Transport (ECMT).
To facilitate improved identification of these papers, an earlier study formulated and evaluated palliative care search filters for use in the general medical literature, as part of a larger project, the Evidence Based (CareSearch) Project [ 1, 2].
A very early definition formulated by Chapin (1928), as an outset in his attempts to measure SES status, includes four dimensions.
Based on experience with a recently approved solid dispersion-based product, Intelence® (etravirine), a three part strategy is suggested to predict early formulate-ability of these systems.
