Sentence examples for extensively introduced from inspiring English sources
This method was extensively introduced elsewhere [16].
The selection criteria, floor plans and preparation of cases are extensively introduced in the authors' earlier publications (Amini Behbahani, 2016; Amini Behbahani, Ostwald, & Gu, 2016).
Finally, optimized condition of the cell structure and operation design for efficient removal of ions and energy saving are extensively introduced.
Fodder shrub plantations (Atriplex nummularia L). were extensively introduced in dryland areas of central Morocco Marrakechh province, Ouled Dlim and Ouled Nejim municipalities) to rehabilitate degraded rangeland and to mitigate desertification processes.
HA hydrogels alone have been extensively introduced as injectable scaffolds for soft tissue and cartilage repair since they do not retain organ specificities and cause immunological reactions.
Bjørnstad [ 5] showed that all information on parameter and unobservable data was in the extended likelihood, such as the h-likelihood [ 6]. Lee, Nelder and Pawitan [ 7] extensively introduced a random effect analysis using the extended likelihood.
This also implies that, all else being equal, pathogen species that remain in the environment (decay slowly) as durable spores could spread extensively if introduced into wild populations.
The British parliamentary style continues to spread in global participation, and American debate minds -- rhetoric scholars, coaches, and successful debaters -- have worked extensively to introduce debate practices and developed argumentation theory to other countries.
We described fully a practical ontology-driven framework for building SIL and introduced extensively relevant standards and techniques for implementing the framework.
Some items, even if they were washed extensively with water, introduced Zn contamination.
The MVA pathway has been extensively studied and introduced into heterologous hosts including Escherichia coli (Anthony et al. 2009; Martin et al. 2003; Rohdich et al. 2001).
