Sentence examples for have successfully devised from inspiring English sources

In recent studies, we have successfully devised five-, six- and seven-membered ring systems that include naphthyl and other bulky organic substituents, and have further shown that an organometallic addendum can be used to monitor the stereodynamics of such conformationally flexible architectures.

We have successfully devised a simple albeit effective workflow for the targeted plasma metabolites relevant to human heart failure.

We have successfully devised a support vector machine (SVM -based method to claSVM -basedsamethodon toe basis of their hybridization signal.

In this report, we have documented that DNA microarray technology can be used as a high-throughput method to analyze polymorphisms within a short region of the FMDV genome, and have successfully devised a SVM-based method to classify the samples on the basis of their hybridization signal.

Through our EU EBM Unity project we had successfully devised a clinically integrated EBM e-learning course targeting the learners of EBM [ 7, 8].

Because of this effect, chemosensors for enantiomeric amino acids have successfully been devised (Table  1).

Protein abundance determination across multiple samples proved to be a daunting task and far fewer methods have been successfully devised for this purpose.

While approaches have been successfully devised to optimize the power factor of inorganic thermoelectric (TE) materials, the understanding and control of TE performance of organic composite materials are however still rudimentary due to their complicated structures and weak interfacial interactions.

Here patients have successfully changed the research agenda, contributed towards developing core outcome sets and helped to devise new measurement instruments.

Many have successfully used UNICEF's Community Led Total Sanitation approach, in which the affected populations themselves devise local solutions to the problem of open defecation.

Many have successfully used UNICEF's Community Led Total Sanitation (CLTS) approach, in which the affected populations themselves devise local solutions to the problem of open defecation.