Sentence examples for successfully utilised as from inspiring English sources
Since the MBH adduct is an important reactive intermediates for many complex organic syntheses, this approach can be successfully utilised as an alternative to existing reaction conditions.
Chl-a concentrations in the GBR waters have been successfully utilised as a proxy measurement of phytoplankton biomass and nutrient concentrations for a number of monitoring programs in the past (Brodie and Furnas 1994 Brodie et al. 19972007 Furnas and Brodie 1996;Steven et al. 1998).
Whereas some of the common cancer hotspot mutations have been successfully utilised as targets for therapy, targeted monotherapy often fails to cure the patient due to pre-existing resistant subclones (Diaz et al, 2012).
Internet social networking tools, being immediate, two-way and large scale, can be successfully utilised as a solution in emergency response during disasters, 45 as well as for patient empowerment and long-term follow-up of survivors.
40 It has been successfully utilised as symptomatic criteria for IBS in a number of RCTs 22 41 42 and is being constantly updated and reviewed in the light of changes in the recent literature.
Descriptive statistics were utilised as appropriate.
Our results suggest that the murine IgG1 signal peptide should be included among those options as it can be successfully utilised by P. pastoris to direct proteins to the secretory pathway.
To date, such as approach has been successfully utilised to screen candidate biomarkers for lung cancer and ovarian cancer [ 13, 14].
We and others have developed and successfully utilised endoribonuclease-prepared short interfering RNAs (esiRNAs) as mediator for RNAi (Yang et al, 2002; Kittler et al, 2004, 2007a; Galvez et al, 2007; Fazzio et al, 2008).
A number of recent high-impact clinical studies, such as the ROSSINI trial and National Appendicectomy Audit, have successfully utilised this approach [ 15, 16].
Because of their advantageous material properties, such as disposability, simplicity, and rapid responses, SPEs have been successfully utilised for the rapid in situ analysis of environmental pollutants.
