Sentence examples for have started to be applied from inspiring English sources

Tissue engineering and bone regeneration techniques using mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) have started to be applied to the field of oral and maxillofacial surgery.

Helminth therapy and its likely benefits have started to be applied in humans; the treatment of patients with the eggs of the nonhuman parasite Trichuris suis, which is related to the human parasite T. trichuria, has been shown to moderately improve the outcome of MS [ 84], Crohn's disease [ 85], and, at a lower level, ulcerative colitis [ 85].

In recent years, data collection system based on i-pad has started to be applied in NFI (Xiao et al. 2013).

This limitation was removed by the addition of P fertiliser in the 0_30 treatment, which showed no such P limitation 10 years after fertiliser had started to be applied.

Indeed, integration of gene expression and genetic linkage data has shown promise in several neurologic disorders [24] [27] and has started to be applied to SCZ [7], [28] [30].

Cognitive remediation has started to be applied in ultrahigh risk individuals with the aim of reducing and preventing the progression of schizophrenia.

We have started to be consistent now.

'Events come at us in emotional waves and we let that happen.' Worse, he believes, that method has also started to be applied to the past.

But it has recently started to be applied to forensic evidence in criminal cases as well.

Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) technology has recently started to be applied to Intelligent Transportation Systems ITSS).

Although many of the constraints and critical periods for plasticity remain to be defined, this finding has already started to be applied to education, particularly to the field of learning disabilities.