Sentence examples for Most current methods from inspiring English sources
Most current methods get over this problem by making many copies of the same DNA molecule and sequencing them simultaneously, thus boosting the signal to noise ration.
Most current methods follow either a data-driven or requirement-driven paradigm and only a few use a hybrid approach.
Most current methods for assembly design are based on experiment and finite element (FE) model, which need high cost and huge computation for the whole fuel cell.
Most current methods rely on measuring the initial, reflexive response that serves to avert tissue injury, rather than on measuring the lasting pain that arises from actual tissue damage, the researchers said.
Most current methods for analysis of 3D photographic images involve simple visual evaluation or linear and angular measures between various point landmarks to evaluate facial aesthetics and proportions.
Most current methods utilize the soft tissue thickness of a set of skull landmarks for craniofacial reconstruction, but it is considered not an ideal approach to model the relationship between face and skull.
ATAC-seq is the most current method for probing open chromatin, based on the ability of hyperactive Tn5 transposase [ 101, 102] to fragment DNA and integrate into active regulatory regions in vivo [ 103].
Histological grading was evaluated in accordance with Elston and Ellis [ 22], the most current method for the histological grading of human breast cancers, recently applied to canine mammary tumours and more practical for the comparison of data between researchers [ 23- 25].
SVD and PCA [15] are integrated with ICP in classical methods and global search algorithms are integrated with ICP in most current hybrid methods.
Most current Advanced Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring ARAIMmethodsods are designed to use dual-frequency ionosphere-free observations.
Second, most current genomic methods yield data from ensembles of thousands to millions of cells, obscuring structural heterogeneity that exists among single cells.
