Sentence examples for minimally applied from inspiring English sources

Although the field of network theory [ 36, 37] has significantly advanced the ability to detect modules, it has been minimally applied to deciphering the integration and modularity of morphological structures.

Although epigenetics have been the center of intense investigation in cancer research, epigenetics has been minimally applied to understand early life events and the impact of environmental risk factors on such events in human populations.

Feinstein also singled him out in a floor speech the day the report was released, saying, of his initial briefing, in September, 2006, "He referred specifically to a 'tummy slap,' among other techniques, and presented the entire set of techniques as minimally harmful and applied in a highly clinical and professional manner.

Although PFA is regularly used in developed countries to help evaluate wait times and improve efficiency and patient care, it has been applied minimally in health care facilities of LMICs despite the opportunity for improving care systems in those environments.

In situ gelling systems have been extensively investigated with the aim of being applied for minimally invasive drug delivery or injectable tissue engineering.

Generally, peacekeepers applied force minimally, rarely and then only in self-defense.

The qualitative approach applied was minimally structured open ended focus group interviews, theoretically framed within the tradition of phenomenology [ 32].

These devices 'jump start' the heart by allowing rapid conversion of ventricular tachycardia and ventricular fibrillation when applied by minimally trained laypersons [ 7].

We applied the minimally invasive incision to avoid damage to blood supply of the femur head and deep frozen allgrafting fibular was selected to avoid rejection reactions.

However, the SARIMA model used in this study can be applied only minimally in relation to the effect of Internet queries on enteric infection.

Computer vision techniques have recently been applied in minimally invasive surgery (MIS) to provide more information to the surgeon from the white light endoscopic view and to compensate for the natural cues that are sacrificed when moving from the open surgery platform, for instance the loss of haptic feedback or stereo vision.