Sentence examples for establishing new methods from inspiring English sources
Besides best wishes on lasting 250 years, may I convey my hope that Columbia University will lead the way in establishing new methods of education that will make the connection between knowledge and the new technologies that are part of a young student's life.
In this regard, Ouimet and Zarutskie (2013) provide evidence that young employees with more recent education have appealing technical skills that can enter into the process of developing new products or establishing new methods of production.
The 'Notes' sections at the end of each chapter are a particularly useful source of guidance that will assist researchers in establishing new methods or in trouble-shooting problematic techniques.
But he and his advisors did establish new methods and new parameters.
The international rules, however, are gradually bringing stability to the taxonomy of many groups through the minimizing of name changes, the use of standard methods of establishing new names, and the functioning of respected committees to arbitrate controversies.
Over the past twenty years, microscopy was revolutionized by the use of non-linear optical phenomena establishing new highly reliable fluorescence imaging methods.
Additionally, scientists who develop or wish to establish new alternative methods in research institutes, universities, or industry also frequently approach ZEBET.
In addition, the ongoing need to establish new analytical methods in this emerging field prompted us to establish an extensible analysis system within a standard technical computing language that could continue to be augmented in future by a user community.
This bottleneck significantly impedes our ability to establish new (bio analytical methods in fields such as pharmacology, metabolomics and pesticide research.
Further studies are necessary to establish new and faster methods for exosome isolation to enable fast and simple detection in routine clinical practice.
We used simulations within a standard population-genetic framework to study the fate of pairs of mutations that establish new regulatory connections (see Methods).
