Sentence examples for past studies using from inspiring English sources
Several past studies using micropores, unable to demonstrate truly efficient results since the devices were prone to clogging and inefficient trappings.
In past studies using the CCI model and the crushed sciatic nerve model, the mean intensity decreased (Vrinten and Hamers 2003; Bozkurt et al. 2008).
In past studies using physical robots without the additional structures provided by the Expedition Atlantis game, limited mathematics gain was generally found.
In particular, we focus on dependence of SI-induced flons on the By component of interplanetary magnetic field (IMF), which has not been fully investigated by the past studies using geomagnetic field observations.
Past studies using high spatial resolution satellite imagery have primarily focused on detecting green, red, and gray tree canopies during and shortly after tree damage or mortality has occurred.
The testing results, based on 50 incident events, have demonstrated that the proposed models are able to achieve good performance in terms of prediction accuracy for incidents with duration less than 90 min, matching what was obtained in past studies using similar prediction methods.
Vehicle estimation is one the main challenges in suspension control since many control strategies developped in past studies use variables that are nonmeasurable in practice.
Both physical and mechanical properties of the panels showed acceptable and comparable results to those found in past studies used eastern redcedar and other species to manufacture strand type of product.
Past studies used oral and/or IV routes inconsistently, making such studies, in retrospect, flawed and difficult to interpret [17].
Importantly, some of these past studies used specific time parameters to differentiate PRA from ATN while our adjudicators where free to determine a diagnosis regardless of AKI duration.
Data on prevalence of injecting drug use in Germany are scarce, and estimations of population size in past studies used a multiplier method based on treatment data, police contacts and reported drug related deaths [ 48].
