Sentence examples for a more recent method from inspiring English sources

A more recent method, called induced pluripotency, uses genetic manipulation to convert adult cells into a more flexible, immature state.

A more recent method, called speckle interferometry, has been developed to reproduce the true disks of red supergiant stars and to resolve spectroscopic binaries such as Capella.

A more recent method in the context of the Crank-Nicolson scheme has been described by Daglish [22].

Micro CT is a more recent method of examining the characteristics of scaffolds and this review aims to highlight this current approach while comparing it with other techniques.

A more recent method becoming increasingly popular is to upgrade biogas, resulting in pure methane for gas grid injection, provision of a low-pressure gas supply to the community or for use as a vehicle fuel.

A more recent method, the Hierarchical Ordered Partitioning and Collapsing Hybrid or HOPACH [28] aims at finding such small clusters.

39 The outcome of this more recent method (elementary flux patterns) collects a set of elementary fluxes.

Another more recent method FastME [ 13], [ 14] is based on the principle of balanced minimum evolution, in which one assumes that the correct tree is the one that exhibits the minimal total amount of evolution, suitably measured.

However, the accuracy of the approach is criticized [3][35], therefore we reconfirm the power law statistic over exponential by using a maximum likelihood method explained in [35], and calculates the value of μ using a more recent, accurate, method explained therein, shown in (9), where L is the whole data set of the flight lengths.

A more recent preparation method pioneered by the Royal Ontario Museum removes all bones for a complete skeleton while also producing a round skin without bill or legs (called a ROM, though if one set of wing and leg bones remain with the skin the preparation is called a shmoo in North America).

We also study, to a smaller extent, a more recent temporal method based on likelihood (Wang 2001; Wang and Whitlock 2003).