Sentence examples for methods used historically from inspiring English sources

Mechanical and chemical methods used historically to rejuvenate sagebrush-steppe landscapes are cost prohibitive.

The methods used historically to deal with this problem, the "as treated" and "per protocol" analysis techniques, are flawed and inaccurate.

Injuries have always been a part of football, and various methods have been used historically and in modern times to prevent them.

In doing so, the third objective attempts to identify points of contact, or hybridization, between methods of rangeland observation used historically versus contemporary, so as to inform shared ideas of rangeland stewardship in a changing environment.

This is mainly because the methods used to assess gastrointestinal toxicity historically have been inadequate.

Due to the destructive nature of most of the characterization methods used in the previous section, methods need to be developed that allow us to characterize historically valuable collections non-destructively.

He brought the homes from other parts of Connecticut and reassembled them on the site using historically accurate methods.

What are the methods used?

Research networks have been another method used to foster research but have historically focused on assisting individual GPs to cultivate an interest in research by providing research skills training and assistance to individuals for their small research project [ 7, 16, 17].

Here, I discuss methods historically used to examine those features, and their relevance to the reconstruction of diets in diplodocoid sauropods.

Well-known top-down methods include (i) mechanical exfoliation (Scotch tape method) historically used in the first discovery of graphene by Geim and Novoselov [1], (ii) chemically converted graphene (reduction of graphene oxide) [16], (iii) electrochemical exfoliation [17], (iv) liquid phase exfoliation (LPE) in the presence/absence of surfactants [18] and so on.