Sentence examples for use of freely from inspiring English sources

More importantly, this work exemplifies the use of (freely available) curated document-level annotations in existing biomedical databases, which are largely overlooked in text-mining system development.

The main advantage of the SOEC system, which is the use of freely available heat from another process cannot meet its full potential within the offshore system.

The use of freely and publicly available data and the simple methods of the approach presented here can be used to inform and improve regional landscape planning.

This issue could be solved through the use of freely diffusing ferrocene, which indicated a path toward improvement for enzyme-polymer conjugate systems with carefully engineered redox characteristics.

The potential and electrolyte composition dependent redox and nonredox capacitance can be calculated with the molecular theory in very good agreement with voltammetric experiments under reversible conditions without the use of freely adjustable parameter.

By making use of freely available gauge-corrected satellite data for precipitation, temperature, runoff, and potential evapotranspiration, we derived the sensitivity indicator to determine the runoff response to changes in precipitation and temperature for four climatic zones in the NRB, namely, tropical, subtropical, semiarid and arid zones.

The use of freely-available semantic math editors such as Formulator Mathml Weaver [36] means that a scientist can represent the mathematical concept in semantic form with no more effort than using a normal equation editor.

Instead, I'm going to share a few stories of where the use of simple, freely available tools during typical lessons within our department have been utilised to enhance students' learning.

Questions about the utility of soil and climate datasets must also be asked considering the low rate of use of these freely available datasets amongst forestry companies.

Hereto, the current paper illustrates the use of the freely available toolkit ACADO Multi-Objective (www.acadotoolkit.org) on several chemical examples.

This article describes the underlying principles and use of the freely available Microsoft Excel model, as well as compares results from the DFHXM to measurements of an experimental pilot system.