Sentence examples for further applied studies from inspiring English sources

The data on the characterization of laccase, such as molecular mass and Km, provide useful knowledge for further applied studies on protein engineering and phylogeny of the enzyme.

This method could be further applied to studies involving interfaces of biomedical devices where intermolecular interactions are of concern.

The model is further applied to study butane isomer separation using a MFI-type zeolite membrane.

This pore-scale model is further applied to study the morphological effects, such as pore size, layer thickness and porosity, on the performance of the cathode catalyst layer.

The model has been further applied to study the effect of process parameters: heat treatment, depth of cut and cutting speed on the cutting forces and tool temperature.

It is further applied to study the power transmitted at the interface, making it possible to identify the direction associated to the dominant power flow patterns and to quantify their contributions.

The ex vivo loading system established here can be further applied to study responses to mechanical loading in osteogenesis as well as callus maturation for better understanding of factors to consider in successful bone regeneration with mechanical factors.

Note that these two suboptimalities, named as point density loss and cell shape loss, were also discussed in [22] in the setting of the conventional product quantizers and further applied to study the distortion performance of conventional quantizers with transformed codebooks.

The 2D multiphase model is firstly validated with solid volume fraction and velocity profile data of several different slurry flows from the open literature, and then is further applied to studying slush nitrogen flow in a horizontal pipe, and the numerical solid velocity profiles are compared with the experimental data.

If the method is effective, it can be further applied to study populations from much closer lineages.

Additionally, a variety of engineered microbial ecosystems have been developed to implement various social interactions [ 17– 20] and further applied to study population dynamics and spatial structure [ 18, 21– 21].