Sentence examples for intensively applied for from inspiring English sources
Non-local formulations have been intensively applied for the past 20 years to control the strain localisation resulting from strain-softening constitutive laws.
Therefore, among other things, C. glutamicum has been intensively applied for industrial bioprocess development in the past few decades [ 8].
Over the past two years, genomic approaches have been intensively applied for studying this disease and have aided us in answering these important questions.
So, leaf wilting, turfgrass quality, growth rate, evorpotranspiration rate, and chlorophyll content provided convenient and more efficient measurements for studying turfgrass responding mechanism under unfavorable conditions, which have been intensively applied for screening heat-tolerant germplasm of turfgrass [ 29- 31].
Gene expression microarrays have been intensively applied to screen for genes involved in specific biological processes of interest such as diseases or responses to environmental stimuli.
In contrast, Brdička's double wave was intensively applied in biochemistry, for several decades around the middle of the 20th century, particularly because of expected application of Brdička's catalytic response in cancer diagnostics.
Technologies involving hydrodynamic must be intensively applied to solids removal for aquatic species production as well as research purposes like digestibility, which is highlighted in this study.
Third, the algorithm was intensively applied to obtain these probabilities for all possible combinations of isolates and replicates.
Recently, system biology approaches have been intensively applied to discover novel effects for existing drugs by analyzing large data sets such as gene expression profiles [ 13], side-effect similarity [ 14] and disease-drug networks [ 15].
In the field of catalysis, Pt (and Pd) is intensively applied in direct methanol fuel cells (DMFCs) [31, 32], because of their high-efficient catalysis function for methanol dehydrogenation.
Factorization-based approaches have been intensively applied in signal processing applications, including singlechannel audio source separation [29, 34 36].
