Sentence examples for a logical method to from inspiring English sources
Given two cytological-isolation studies yielding conflicting results[8], [14], our segregation study presents a logical method to conclusively determine the genomic location of the focal gene.
A logical method to identify the most consistently reported differentially expressed miRNAs is to search for the intersections of miRNAs identified in multiple independent studies.
We report here a logical method to determine the optimal time window of tissue harvest and fixation after euthanasia for use in multi-investigator tissue harvest programs that is compatible with processing of tissue sample obtained from space flight animals.
A biologically based fractionation approach, based on a system such as the CV-1 cells, would be a logical method to employ for further studies (Durhan et al. 2002; Hewitt et al. 2003; Jenkins et al. 2001).
Outcomes research evaluates practice patterns as they occur in actual clinical settings, and is thus the logical method to evaluate practice guidelines.
Creating collaborations between universities, museums and local schools to engage high-school students in Earth science, and help them consider science as a possible vocation, thus seems a logical method of helping to alleviate many of the outlined issues.
Because there are so many, a logical method of nomenclature has been developed to ensure that each one can be clearly defined and identified.
This paper describes a logical method for the design and certification of adhesively-bonded composite to steel joints for the marine industry.
The modified Fulkerson procedure seems a logical method of treating this condition, because it adopts the Maquet principle to decrease stress through the patella, and does not alter the articular structure of the knee.
The dominant goal, then, of philosophical logic is the extension of logical methods to nonmathematical reasoning domains.
But the language of science tends to be jargon-laden, an exposition of cold facts and numbers that follows a logical method that rarely offers simple, satisfying answers.
