Sentence examples for a frequent approach from inspiring English sources
A frequent approach assesses metal bioavailability based on the acid volatile sulfides (AVS) and its ratio to simultaneously extracted metals (SEM).
A frequent approach to this problem is to extract common genes from these gene lists and then subject these genes to enrichment analysis by grouping them into pathways.
In this view a frequent approach to monitor these patients is the determination of changes in concentration of established parameters like tumour markers half-life (t1/2) and tumour marker doubling time [ 2].
In order to minimize the bias introduced by these problematic regions, a frequent approach is to detect and remove them from the multiple sequence alignment prior to phylogenetic analysis (e.g. [ 9- 13]).
A frequent approach is to use a scavenger which leads to distinctive products: examples include salicylate which is hydroxylated to a characteristic ratio of isomeric products [3,4] and dimethylsulfoxide which is oxidised to methanesulfinate by hydroxyl radical [5,6].
In our sampling, monotherapy with mood stabilizers was not a frequent approach, consistent with literature on the subject where only a minority of bipolar patients benefited from monotherapy treatment with lithium or other mood stabilizer (Ahmed and Anderson [ 36]: 23%; Frangou et al. [ 43]: 23.8%; Lloyd et al. [ 38]: 29%; Ghaemi et al. [ 46]: 10.8%; Verdoux et al. [ 40]: 14%).
Neuraxial anaesthesia, which includes epidural anaesthesia and intrathecal anaesthesia, is a frequent anaesthetic approach for caesarean delivery and other lower abdominal and lower limb anaesthetic procedures.
The most frequent approach to address delusional beliefs was an attempt to elicit the content of the delusions.
Surgery is the most frequent approach to treating brain tumours.
In spite of this frequent approach, the mathematical foundations of this relationship are rarely presented.
