Sentence examples for strategy has been adopted from inspiring English sources

In this study, a novel RNA interference based strategy has been adopted for effective inhibition of CHIKV.

Viscous flow sintering strategy has been adopted to obtain dense sub-micrometer thin yttria-doped barium zirconate (BZY) films fabricated via chemical solution deposition method.

Indeed, it can be argued that this strategy has been adopted by every Israeli government since the Madrid peace conference in 1991.All the same, will Mr Sharon's Gaza plan materialise?

In addition, the as-proposed strategy has been adopted for the detection of TNP in natural water samples, indicating its great potential to be applied in the fields of public safety and environmental monitoring.

In the present work, a novel strategy has been adopted to develop highly sensitive and selective carbon monoxide (CO) gas sensor using (x NiFe2O4 (spinel)–(1 − x La0.8Pb0.2Fe0.8Co0.2O3 (perovskite) (0 ≤ x ≤ 1) composite nano-powders.

Accordingly, in-vessel retention (IVR) of core melt as a key severe accident management strategy has been adopted by some operating nuclear power plants and planned for some advanced light water reactors.

In 1962, he warned David Halberstam, then a young reporter for The New York Times, that the wrong strategy had been adopted.

Leonid I. Abalkin, the Deputy Prime Minister who is head of the Government's Economic Reform Commission, said the referendum strategy had been adopted only this week, and there were signs that the Government was divided on this course.

To date, two types of sequencing strategy have been adopted in order to fully sequence plant genomes: clone-by-clone sequencing based on physical maps and whole-genome shotgun sequencing.

This was because genes are annotated in different strands (i.e., + vs. −), there are plenty of sense and anti-sense transcripts reported recently for many genes (Gu et al. 2009; Kerin et al. 2012), emphasizing the importance of gene orientation in genome annotations, and a similar strategy had been adopted by others (Zhang et al. 2006; Kuntal and Sharma 2011).

Many strategies have been adopted as "standard of care".