Sentence examples for which we devised from inspiring English sources
We present a method which we devised in the course of a systematic review of the effects of population-level tobacco control interventions on social inequalities in smoking.
The presence of such inter-method discrepancy led to a great deal of discussion and debate, as a result of which we devised six ways of further exploring these data.
In the second analysis, we identified a number of function-specific regulatory motifs, based on which we devised a classifier that can be used for homology-independent function prediction in T. brucei.
We further constructed an integrated phenome-microRNAome network, through which we devised a method that can recover the known experimentally verified microRNA-disease associations and prioritize the entire microRNAome for 1,599 diseases.
Here we report the first case of a mCRC patient whose disease had progressed on standard lines of treatment and for which we devised a personalized therapeutic approach consisting of vemurafenib (ZelborafTM) and panitumumab (VectibixTM), based on the following molecular profile: BRAFV600E-mutant, amplified EGFR (double positive) and WT KRAS, WT PIK3CA, not-amplified HER2 (triple negative).
"A patient and conscientious reading of the gospels will always destroy any explanation which we devise," Wilson writes.
Each webisode is a four-minute blast of energy and humour, which we've devised, scripted and filmed on a shoestring.
… By thus insisting we have limited our teaching to only those aspects of learning for which we have devised a ready measure.
The modified affinity/HPLC with electrochemical detection method, which we also devised (13), used a polymer-based matrix for folate binding protein immobilization, which thus allowed online placement of the affinity column for automatic sample injection.
Next we cut the text down from 228 pages to 40, to make a working script from which we could devise staging solutions.
The scientific method only works for questions for which we can devise rational experiments to test them against.
