Sentence examples for using a novel tool from inspiring English sources

Now, to crack the mystery of why and how people around the world came to believe in moralizing gods, researchers are using a novel tool in religious studies: the scientific method.

Our objective was to evaluate the utility of an educational program consisting of a workshop based on the Take the HEAT communication strategy, designed specifically for addressing patients who are angry, using a novel tool to evaluate residents' skills in employing this method.

The present study reports a quick, easy, efficient, and centrifugation-free purification system of leukocyte extracts from PBMCs, using a novel tool containing layers of Pall Leukotrap filters.

We plan to conduct a randomised controlled trial to establish whether subgrouping using a novel tool, combined with targeted treatment, is better than best current care at reducing long-term disability from low back pain.

For the analysis of physicochemical properties, we used a novel tool, CNS PET multi-parameter optimization (MPO) (scores ranging from 0 to 6).

We use a novel tool, Chenomx NMR Suite v. 4.6, to overcome many prior limitations in the analysis of H-NMR spectra [ 16].

Twenty years later, Mr. Abbas is part of a rapidly shrinking group of H.I.V.-infected survivors seeking justice in the new Iraq, using a novel legal tool here: the civil lawsuit.

To examine resident intraoperative participation, perceived autonomy, and communication patterns between residents and attending surgeons using a novel survey tool.

This clinical report describes digital planning and execution using a novel software tool to enhance digital workflow.

With this in mind, the dynamics of nucleic acid hairpin formation and disruption have been studied using a novel computational tool: large-scale, parallel, atomistic molecular dynamics simulation employing an inhomogeneous distributed computer consisting of more than 40,000 processors.

Specifically, we aim to (1) identify clusters of land use preferences by using a novel visualisation tool, (2) test if socio-cultural values of ESs or (3) user characteristics are linked with land use preferences, and (4) determine whether both socio-cultural values of ESs and user characteristics can predict land use preferences.