Sentence examples for method has begun from inspiring English sources

Foa's method has begun to find some adherents.

Perhaps the familiarity of Woodward's method has begun to shape what his interlocutors tell him: recollected emotions often dovetail conveniently with talking points.

He has been developing these scenarios and their complex rules for nearly a decade, and the method has begun to attract national attention.

But if viewers feel less inclined to laugh at Hudson now, it may be because the cracks in the Method have begun to appear, and Mr. De Niro and Mr. Pacino (as in, for example, the recent "Righteous Kill") themselves now seem mannered and quaint.

In retrospect, the X-ray method had begun to solve viral structures at high resolution with atomic information since the late 1970s (Harrison et al. 1978; Abad-Zapatero et al. 1980), while cryo-EM, considered as a blobology method, only provided low- or medium-resolution information from the 1980s (Dubochet et al. 1988).

The advent of single-molecule methods has begun to fill this knowledge gap, and scientists can now confidently expect that future research using these methods will eventually yield a detailed "moving picture" of the molecular processes underlying transcription.

These methods have begun to reduce the incidence of food-borne illness.

Several recent exploratory and theory-driven methods have begun to pursue these opportunities.

Very recently these methods have begun to be applied to groundwater flow and transport simulations, and we discuss these applications in the context of our classification scheme.

Recently, light scattering methods have begun to realize this potential through application to the detection of pre-cancerous lesions.

QM methods have begun to demonstrate their usefulness as scoring functions for calculating ligand binding free energies.