Sentence examples for emerged to study from inspiring English sources
There are some four million miles of roads affecting 20percentt of the country, and in the last 10 years the new field of road ecology has emerged to study the many impacts of roads, and how to mitigate the damage.
A large literature in economics has emerged to study precisely how taxpayers respond to changes in tax rates.
As a result of this interest a new wave of investigation has emerged to study cardiac anatomic topics that were not completely studied in the past.
During the last few decades, several computational methods emerged to study the secondary structure thermodynamics of a single nucleic acid strand.
In recent years human model systems have emerged to study cellular aging to overcome this drawback, for example premature aging syndromes associated with the LMNA gene [ 42- 44].
Powerful high throughput sequence-driven metagenomic approaches have emerged to study the genetic potential of complex gut microbial communities [ 2, 3].
In vitro models using patient-derived cells are currently emerging to study neuropathologies and test possible treatments, as the in vitro system is more scalable, controllable and cheaper.
Franke, F. et al. High-density microelectrode array recordings and real-time spike sorting for closed-loop experiments: an emerging technology to study neural plasticity.
Dr. Jana Schaich Borg uses neuroscience, computational modeling, and emerging technologies to study how we make social decisions that influence, or that are influenced by, other people.
Protein phosphorylation has been studied extensively on an individual basis, but there is an emerging trend to study phosphorylation on a proteomic scale.
