Sentence examples for for some time implemented from inspiring English sources

The FASTA package[ 24] has for some time implemented a version that aligns a protein to a nucleotide sequence translated in either three or six reading frames.

In an attempt to fill this gap of knowledge, we here, for the first time, implemented a proteomic approach for the analysis of changes in the hypothalamic proteome in a murine model of the cancer-induced anorexia-cachexia syndrome.

The renewed hope centred around a dramatic shift by Pakistan's military and Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), which for the first time implemented measures which could prod the Taliban to open a dialogue with Kabul.

In this regard, the WHO has for a long time implemented a virological surveillance system.

This possibility, for the first time implemented in a flux analysis software, can highly refine the modelling of the system.

This study has for the first time implemented the sequence capture technique to study the functional diversity of enzymes degrading organic matter in natural soil communities.

Christine McGourty, director of Energy UK, said: "The energy companies have been working closely with Ofgem for some time to implement an array of reforms that should bring significant benefits to customers".

There's been talk for some time about implementing changes, but Gilmour concedes that the SPL's rules make it difficult to introduce a new league structure.

In New York the Board of Regents has regulated the sale of artwork for some time; in December 2008 it implemented emergency regulations to prohibit the use of art-sale proceeds by museums for expenses, in response to Fort Ticonderoga's proposal to sell some of its artifacts to plug a shortfall, an idea it later abandoned.

Gowalla has included this feature for some time, but has been implementing this on a case-by-case basis.

The ACLU has been raising red flags on that first point for some time, asking Congress to implement a moratorium on surveillance technologies.