Sentence examples for tool has been demonstrated from inspiring English sources
The potential of FT-ICR/MS as a distinctive metabolomics tool has been demonstrated in nontargeted metabolic profiling and functional characterization of novel genes.
The potential of this method as a characterisation tool has been demonstrated through its application to the production of granules using two different materials.
The constructed tool has been demonstrated to (1) test impacts of several factors (e.g. demand growth, efficiencies in PV panel and CAES system) on the total cost of the integrated generation and storage system and an optimal mixture of PV generation and storage capacity, and to (2) demonstrate an optimal operational policy.
The MESA FFQ was developed for a multi-ethnic population, and the validity of this tool has been demonstrated previously (Nettleton et al. 2009).
The utility of the tool has been demonstrated by a genome-wide association study of human in vitro susceptibility to bacterial infection.
The validity of α as a useful fitting tool has been demonstrated; however it is important to determine the value of α as a descriptor of the mechanisms of acid hydrolysis.
The effectiveness of rock tools has been demonstrated from time to time by both archaeologists and modern workers unaccustomed to such tools.
In this work, excimer laser striping of TiN from coated tungsten carbide (WC) micro-tools has been demonstrated as a viable alternative to chemical methods.
Each of these tools has been demonstrated to reduce complications, reduce cost, and improve outcomes [ 7- 9].
Depending on the precise specification of the task, the gold standard corpus and the tool tested, the performance of these tools has been demonstrated to achieve very high precision and recall [ 7].
The potential of aminoglycosides and nonaminoglycosides as therapeutic tools has been demonstrated in several genetic disorders such as hemophilia, β-thalassemia, and spinal muscular atrophy, but most extensively in Duchenne muscular dystrophy and cystic fibrosis [Lee and Dougherty, 2012].
