Sentence examples for explored and used from inspiring English sources
Porphyrin derivatives are widely explored and used in photodynamic therapy, for their marvelous therapeutic properties.
The relationship between fuel compositions and particulate matter (PM) emissions originating from a gasoline direct injection (GDI) engine was explored and used to identify optimal fuel composition for minimizing the number concentrations of both nucleation mode and accumulation mode PM via a predictive PM model developed by using optimum mixture design DoE (Design of Experiments).
The RF method used by Winham et al. [ 32] is to identify gene-gene interactions that have not been thoroughly explored and used to detect high-dimensional gene-gene interaction effects and their potential effectiveness.
New York wants alternatives explored and used.
The wakeup radio concept is explored and used in sensor networks.
Self-engineering and self-design need to be explored and used to apply sustainable ecosystems to manage wastes.
Dealing with the rarely explored music industry, and using actual music to do so, "Empire" has a predominantly black cast and yet, defying conventional wisdom, appeals to everyone; according to the network, well over a third of its weekly viewership is not black.
Consequently, P. putida is more and more explored and already successfully used for numerous industrial applications (Poblete-Castro et al. [2012]; Puchałka et al. [2008]).
Chapter 4 demonstrates our case with a vision of a safe and secure Finnish transport system in 2100, and the key topics in transition are explored and visually illustrated using the developed three-level framework of the transport system.
We performed a comprehensive phylogenomic analysis at a large scale using a set of 1,611 completely sequenced prokaryotic genomes from which we identified all small Ras superfamily GTPases and further explored them using sequence, genome context, and phylogenetic analyses.
The associations of BMI and WC with FVC, FEV1, and FEV1/FVC ratio were first explored graphically using local regression (Loess), separately for girls and boys.
