Sentence examples for which we expanded from inspiring English sources

Using the biogeochemical model CCBATCH, which we expanded to include transport processes, we study a novel approach for the treatment of aquifers contaminated with toxic concentrations of metals, the diffusion-active permeable reactive barrier (DAPRB), which is based on generation of sulfide by Sulfate Reducing Bacteria (SRB) as the groundwater moves through a layered treatment zone.

The exceptions were lithium and clozapine, in which we expanded the search to twenty years, as such drugs were not initially available in the U.S. due to several deaths initially reported related to their non-monitored use [15].

Though the strict ANOVA assumption of independence of observations is not met because distance matrices are based upon paired observations, this analysis provides an initial look at the trends present in the data and from which we expanded into more appropriate Mantel regressions that account explicitly for autocorrelation.

The quality of these perceptions were evaluated by the "acupuncture sensation scale" [ 15] which we expanded by two additional adjectives "warm" and "cool".

Specifically, the three clinics at which we expanded to more general codes were not among those with the lowest symptom severity.

To avert a loss of statistical power beyond what had to initially be accepted for practical reasons, we carried out a second recruitment from the 2387 completed questionnaires, in which we expanded the inclusion criterion based on the HSCL-10 scale to the range from 1.20-3.90 1.20-3.90

Second, if their work to build the playbook has a positive impact on the rate at which we expand to new regions – directly affecting the slope of our revenue growth – the investment will be well worth it.

"In 2018, we will accelerate the pace at which we expand the range of products we offer.

We show the averages of values per population through a solid line, around which we expand to the variance of values for each variable.

We base our research on the theory of planned behavior (TPB), which we expand to investigate the question of willingness to use and public acceptance of RES.

Our models localize the epitome of the interaction, which we expand temporally to form tubes that cover the duration of the interaction.