Sentence examples for methods traditionally applied from inspiring English sources

When the Euromaidan protests started, the police responded with methods traditionally applied to opponents of the authorities.

Soil remediation methods are traditionally applied to reduce Cd toxicity to some extent, including soil removal, replacement, inversion and flooded condition before and after heading (Arao et al. 2009; Uraguchi and Fujiwara 2012).

Statistical methods have been traditionally applied to compare customer's expectations and perceptions of services.

The seismic velocity analysis in the reflection wave method has been traditionally applied for the pre-drill prediction of subsurface overpressure formations since the early 1960s.

It introduces the traditionally applied methods and provides a look at newer clinical and preclinical cell-based therapies for these treatments.

Traditionally applied methods fail to detect the maximum residue limits which were established when EU Council Regulation 2377/90 came into effect.

Research has already shown that results obtained by IMS-MS for noncovalent complexes show good correlation with results obtained by traditionally applied methods, such as cryoelectron microscopy and X-ray crystallography [ 37].

This assumption is built into the comparative method as it is traditionally applied.

There is a growing popularity of complex public health issues among new scientists from fields that have not traditionally applied their methods to epidemiology.

The purpose of this short paper is to introduce the emerging backdrop of practical and ethical challenges for those involved within the practice of public health as they face increasing collaborations with those from fields that have not traditionally applied their methods to epidemiology.

In particular, the methods we used are different from case control association methods, to which this threshold is traditionally applied.