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The phrase "a methods of" is not correct in English.
It should be "a method of" or "methods of" depending on the context. You can use "a method of" when referring to a single approach or technique for doing something, and "methods of" when discussing multiple approaches.
Example: "One effective method of studying is to create a schedule."
Alternatives: "a technique for" or "an approach to".
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It would be useless as a methods of either laundering the proceeds from drug sales or hiding those proceeds from tax collectors or law enforcement.
Four sub-cohorts were defined based on a) methods of microbiologic diagnostic assays: GC culture and CT DFA vs. GC and CT NAAT; and b) clinical setting: primary care vs. HRA clinic.
We prefer to regard it as a methods of moments estimator, with the denominator being chosen to make the estimator unbiased.
We chemically dehydrated MCT to MCTP according to a methods of Mattocks [ 27] and injected different doses intravenously into two different mouse strains (C57Bl 6 and BALB/c).
First, as a sanity check, we compared the accuracy of our method to a methods of moments estimate of G calculated as Gm = 4(B − W)/ n, where B and W are the between- and within-sire matrices of mean squares and cross products and n is the number of offspring per sire.
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"It's a method of organization.
Realism had become a method of domination.
I have a method of fighting back".
"It is a method of torture.
It's a medium, a method of storytelling.
Again, this began as a method of optimising performance.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com