Sentence examples for method initially introduced from inspiring English sources

In the analysis we used frame analysis, the method initially introduced by Goffman [ 13].

This approach can be seen as a generalization of the "alignment with a fixed number of gaps" method initially introduced in [ 7] and recently studied in [ 8, 9].

An alternative method, initially introduced by Reverter et al. [ 17] and more recently implemented in Hudson et al. [ 18], is based on ranking TF by their absolute co-expression correlation averaged across all genes in a given module.

The full-length [1-86] Tat protein is synthesized using the native chemical ligation (NCL) method initially introduced by Dawson et al. The reaction is performed between two fully unprotected peptides, the N-terminal segment having a C-terminus thioester and the C-terminal segment having an N-terminus cysteine residue.

An analysis inspired by methods initially introduced for hydrodynamical systems allowed them to build Ginzburg Landau equations, in order to describe the slow modulation of the bifurcating patterns under the effect of spatial periodic forcing due to the long-range connections.

This heuristic method was initially introduced by Lee et al. [11, 12] and was improved by Allaby [3] to calibrate a crash prediction model.

This method was initially introduced into astrochemistry as a solution to the "accretion" limit, but it is now more and more applied to gain insight into the physicochemical surface processes.

This example shows that the Ueda's method detects those outlier observations initially introduced in addition to a few more that were not thought to be outliers in the full sample.

Modular tissue engineering was initially introduced as a method of building intrinsically vascularized tissue engineered constructs by mixing together smaller building blocks ("modules"), with each module designed to include both vascular cells as well as functional cells.

The standard model of brain FDG uptake is the two-tissue compartment model, initially introduced as the autoradiographic method [3].

Coded excitation was initially introduced to ultrasound imaging as a method for enhancing the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).