Sentence examples for use of several forms from inspiring English sources

Next, we illustrate the application of social network analyses [27] that make use of several forms of communication links between players in the federated database to identify key players and arrest sequences as an example of actionable intelligence.

Most participants reported access to and use of several forms of media; the Internet as the most used, followed by television and radio.

Individual moves and entire games can be recorded using one of several forms of notation.

The current debate seems to be about why Alex Rodriguez, in light of the evidence of his ties to the Biogenesis clinic, his purported use and possession of several forms of PED substances for many years, and his obstruction of the MLB investigation doesn't capitulate and accept the 211 game suspension levied by MLB; or whether the proposed length of penalty is fair.

The ultimate solution technology may involve using a mixture of several forms of biometric authentication, such as skin temperature, palm veins and voice recognition.

Indeed, one compound (CID: 2723601) is an approved small-molecule drug used in the therapy of several forms of leukemia (http://www.drugbank.ca/drugs/DB00352, last accessed date October 7, 2010).

Motor-point biopsies have been most frequently used in diagnosis and characterization of several forms of myasthenia.

Human lung epithelial cells and human monocyte-derived macrophages were used to examine the cellular uptake of several forms of titanium dioxide nanoparticles and carbon nanotubes by using proteomic approaches [ 18].

Linear infrastructures, one of several forms of land-use, are a major driver of biodiversity loss.

The results of the fluid pressure induced deflected profiles of the circular membrane together with computational modelling of the experiments are used to identify the range of applicability of several forms of strain energy functions for the hyperelastic materials.

They highlight the dangers of several forms of restraint – almost all of which remain in use.