Sentence examples for has provided a method for from inspiring English sources
The use of Fourier-transform spectrometers has provided a method for studying many short-lived species such as free radicals (i.e., OH, CN, NO, CF, CCH), molecular ions (i.e., CO+, HCO+, HCS+), and Van der Waals complexes (i.e., C6H6−HCl, H2O−H2O, Kr−HF, SO2−SO2).
In the last few decades, the development of Geographical Information Systems GISS) technology has provided a method for the evaluation of landslide susceptibility and hazard.
Analysis of laboratory testing data collected through the Sentinel Surveillance programme has provided a method for identifying individuals who have recently acquired their hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection.
"Although Kansas has provided a method for including student growth in these systems; it did not pilot this method for including student growth," Delisle wrote.
Historically, the NDVI has provided a method for time series analysis of primary production, phonological patterns and growing season dynamics [ 33].
In summary, we have provided a method for preparing antioxidant conductive copper ink and investigate the characteristics of copper films with different solvent proportions and calcination parameters.
Independent validation of this method is required prior to application in other studies and laboratories; we have provided a method for validation without the need for collection of specimens from healthy controls or further use of EM.
Furthermore, we have provided a method to obtain the optimal solution for the original problem (i.e., non-relaxed problem) by introducing a properly chosen objective function into the iterative algorithm.
Nonetheless, sentinel surveillance of TB cases has provided a useful method for documenting genotypes in circulation in the United States and for identifying risk factor correlates of common genotypes.
This study has provided a possible method for monitoring access, a system of hospital classification and a baseline for future analysis that will be helped by the inclusion of Dukes' staging in future cancer registration data.
Since 1974, the Glasgow Coma Scale has provided a practical method for bedside assessment of impairment of conscious level, the clinical hallmark of acute brain injury.
