Sentence examples for established tools from inspiring English sources

Both morphological analysis and the Delphi method are established tools in strategic foresight.

Thereby, HDD can complement established tools and in vitro models in important applications including drug screening and biomaterial development.

Researchers developed a modified tool using input from emergency physicians who used the existing framework provided by CanMEDS and previously established tools.

Arguably, due to the compartmentalisation of knowledge regarding the design and implementation of current tools, emerging tools continue to exhibit previously employed schemes and demonstrate performance similar to well established tools.

"We began to see challenges with combining established tools like Photoshop," he said, and noted how the company's research found lots of gaps in the standard workflow for UX designers.

Doyle and colleagues have established tools for the analysis of mammalian circadian rhythm that could prove useful in understanding how fragility influences phenotypic properties such as division frequency [17], [85], [86].

The complete genome sequencing has revealed that many C. albicans open reading frames have obvious S. cerevisiae homologs and the well-established tools for molecular-genetic manipulations make it feasible to set up C. albicans as a model organism.

We did not use well-established tools for microRNA target prediction, because they give too much weight to the first eight nucleotides of a sncRNA (called the "seed sequence").

Advertisers typically use long-established tools like focus groups and quantitative surveys to judge advertising -- and about $120 million is spent in advertising research -- but the process is at best an inexact social science.

This, in fact, innovates while using well-established tools.

The modal synthesis techniques have become valuable and well-established tools in structural dynamics.