Sentence examples for method has since from inspiring English sources

The coulometric method has since been used by a number of investigators to characterize the pharmacokinetics of AZM in humans (Ripa et al. 1996; Conte et al. 1996).

First introduced in the 1980s as a voluntary management instrument for dairy farmers, the method has since been developed and formalised in the MINerals Accounting System (MINAS) policy instrument.

The method has since evolved as a tool which integrates seismic derived information, well logs, pressure tests, cores and other engineering and geoscience data to provide adequate information required for reservoir modeling aimed at field development and reservoir management.

The method has since been used to estimate incidence in Tanzania and Zambia where two cross-sectional prevalence surveys have been conducted [5].

This method has since been performed for other tumor types [ 26, 27].

Her method has since been updated by Glazer and his colleagues using synchrotron radiation (Glazer et al., 2004 ▶).

Moreover, both the approach and the method have since been used by the anthropology of the State and of public action in Africa [ 5] which is a contemporary widening of the anthropology of development (including health services provided by the State), and a domain in which a number of our own researchers work.

These methods have since been used for all sorts of different problems from probing how greenhouse gases affect the climate to diagnosing early onset Alzheimer's disease.

Various methods have since been developed to improve its sensitivity, but it lacks of summary except for their working principles, setups and applications.

During 1935, investigations into the effects of castrating male lambs with either mechanical pincers compared to using a knife, both of these methods have since been replaced with rubber elastrator rings.

Several analytical methods have since been developed to detect impurities in heparin preparations; however, many are costly and dependent on instrumentation with only limited accessibility.