Sentence examples for using a strategy developed from inspiring English sources

Method: By using a strategy developed to sense body position for sleep research, a biosensor was designed by Inovise Medical (Newberg, OR) to communicate with the Mortara ELI 100 12-lead ST monitor (Milwaukee, WI).

SNVs and short indels were identified using a strategy developed by Guryev et al [ 36].

Using a strategy developed by Angus et al., we identified hospital admissions and emergency department visits attributed to a serious infection [ 3].

We searched the MEDLINE, Embase, LILACS (Literatura Latino Americana em Ciências da Saúde) and ISI Web of Science databases (1976 to January 2014) using a strategy developed by a trained medical librarian, combining medical subject headings and keywords such as interventional lung assist, extracorporeal and ARDS (see Additional file 1 for the full MEDLINE search strategy).

To identify all primary research studies that evaluated levels of candidate biomarker expression as a prognostic factor among individuals with EC, we searched the PubMed medical literature database up to April 11 , 2012 without language restrictions, using a strategy developed with an expert librarian based on terms for esophageal carcinoma, prognostic studies [ 10] and biomarkers.

The UK is currently leading the world in salt reduction using a strategy, developed in 2003 by the UK FSA and CASH, based on a set of voluntary targets which promote the gradual reduction in the amount of salt added to processed foods, in particular those foods that contribute most salt to the UK diet.

We used a strategy developed with a health informatics specialist (see web extra on bmj.com) to search Ovid Medline (1948 to 7 May 2011), Embase (1980 to 7 May 2011), and the Cochrane central register of controlled trials (1993 to 7 May 2011).

Our goal in the search for potentially bioactive analogues of KRN 7000 was to design an easy synthetic approach to a library of analogues using a strategy recently developed in our laboratory based on a Nucleophilic addition followed by an Epoxide Opening (the NEO strategy).

Using a computational strategy developed previously [ 32], we used a ranking approach to compute the correlation between these marks for (i) random non-coding regions of the genome matching positional biases of ZGA CRMs, (ii) specifically for the ZGA predicted CRMs as well as for (iii) blastoderm CRMs from Redfly and (iv) central nervous system CRMs from Redfly.

This included a scoping search of the Cochrane Library using the keyword 'access', complemented by a search of MEDLINE, CINAHL, PsycINFO and EMBASE using a search strategy developed in a previous conceptual review [ 18].

We conducted a systematic literature search of MEDLINE, CINAHL, EMBASE and the Cochrane Database of Controlled Trials using a search strategy developed by a medical librarian.