Sentence examples for in its first application from inspiring English sources

The National Science Foundation (NSF) has a new tool for detecting plagiarism in its grant proposals and in its first application, it has proved alarmingly effective.

One of the research streams in this field uses inductive logic programming, which in its first application was used to recognize common structures of aromatic amines responsible for mutagenicity [15].

In its first application in humans, TUS was able to identify clinical responders with perfect sensitivity [ 72].

In its first applications the company focused on a way to reduce the transaction time for processing a bitcoin with a predictive tool to determine whether the blockchain would approve a transaction.

In its third application to the AAIRB, the ACAT research team emphasized how the study would encourage breastfeeding with educational materials, and cited science on breast milk's health protective properties.

The idea of the contingent valuation method for measuring the value of non-marketed goods, proposed by Ciriacy-Wantrup in 1947, found its first application in a study by Davis (1963) at the beginning of 1960's on valuing recreational benefits of forests.

PET has deep roots in neuroscience stemming from its first application in brain tumor and brain metabolism imaging.

When the German Football Federation filed its first application in 1993, Havelange supported it, saying It has a strong economy, a stable currency, a great culture, an outstanding infrastructure, an exemplarily organized federation and large stadiums.

This paper presents a unique and formal method of quantifying the similarity or distance between sedimentary facies successions from measured sections in outcrop or drilled wells and demonstrates its first application in inverse stratigraphic modeling.

However, since this represents, to our knowledge, its first application in Africa in a vernacular language, we would like to point out certain unique characteristics related to its use in this particular context.

After its first application in a pilot study in eight EU countries, the method was then further developed and adapted to case specific properties in regional, national and transnational contexts [95, 96, 97].