Sentence examples for a method of reconstructing from inspiring English sources

Hennig (19501966) proposed a method of reconstructing phylogenies that revolutionized the view of the natural order of living beings, which is a product of evolutionary processes.

Building on the work of such biologists as Karl Zimmerman (1943), the German entomologist Willi Hennig began synthesizing a method of reconstructing phylogenetic relationships before World War II and published his first synthesis, in German, in 1950.

Hennig seems to have thought himself a Darwinian, and his method as firming up basic Darwinian principles, forging a method of reconstructing phylogenies, and bringing Darwinian principles to the classification of organisms.

The advent of locking plate technology allows for a newer method of reconstructing these cavities [14].

In this paper, a novel method of reconstructing closed-cell aluminum foam by using MATLAB image processing and CT scanning is put forward.

A common method of reconstructing and characterizing gene regulatory networks is to individually analyze the transcriptional profiles of a collection of single gene knockouts and infer regulatory relationships based on gene expression changes [for recent applications and a review, see [ 34- 37]].

A novel manifold method of reconstructing dynamically evolving spatial fields is presented for assimilating data from sensor networks in integrated land surface – subsurface, oceanic/lake models.

The SWNI algorithm is a rapid and scalable method of reconstructing gene regulatory networks using gene expression measurements without any prior information about gene functions or network structure.

The basic method of reconstructing an image of the inside of an obstacle consists of sampling the scattered signals and using backward projection (BP) algorithms to remove ambiguities in the location of objects, which scatter the probing signal.

Within the limitations of the study, prognosis of implants placed above the alveolar bone and regenerated bone volume showed that the MIHRA is a relatively simple, safe, and effective method of reconstructing alveolar bone ridge defects in partially edentulous patients.

This approach represents a more spatially refined and flexible method of reconstructing the neural pharmacodynamic profile, than those previously employed [Greenblatt et al., 2004].