The phrase "a more standard method" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing methods, indicating that one method is more widely accepted or conventional than another.
Example: "In our research, we found that using a more standard method yielded more reliable results."
Alternatives: "a more conventional approach" or "a more typical technique".
In contrast, using a more standard method of co-injection of the MCF7 cells with growth-factor reduced Matrigel (without fetal bovine serum) [ 19, 24], we observed a positive effect of METCAM/MUC18 expression on the tumor growth of MCF7 cells in SCID mice.
Finally, we applied a more standard method of DNA microarray data analysis (Significance Analysis of Microarrays; SAM), to select 36 genes with the most consistent expression changes during the initial 12 hours of the time series in two or three of the cell lines analyzed.
The more standard method is based on the displacement of the ICA, whereas our new method is based on displacements of the TVP muscle, the styloid process, and the blood vessels in the carotid sheath.
CONCLUSIONS: Our findings emphasise the importance of multi-method, multi-informant measures of disruptive behaviour, and suggest that the rigged card game used in this study is a valuable adjunct to more standard methods of rating disruptive behaviour.
The designers Christian Kurt and Anne Hilken, who started the business in 2006, combine a variety of handmade techniques with more standard methods of manufacture.
So while, for instance, the U.K. market has (arguably over-) keenly adopted credit cards, other European markets aren't so in thrall to the never-never — making debit transaction a more standard payment method in those markets.
Three recent projects have moved in the direction of using more standard methods and representative sampling techniques in a few rural areas and are summarized below.
Compared with a commonly adopted kernel machine approach, SKAT, as well as other more standard methods, GenRF shows overall comparable performance and better performance in the presence of complex interactions.
It is believed that this method delivers results in situations where more standard methods, such as isokinetic sampling, fail.
Using high-speed camera imagery in comparison with more standard methods (e.g., pressure, emission, and laser absorption spectroscopy) to measure the ignition delay time, the effect of bifurcation has been examined in this study.
In previous contributions, Calafiore and Campi (2006) and Campi et al. (2009b), it has been shown that the scenario approach is a handy methodology to design control systems having robustness properties that are otherwise difficult to design along more standard methods.
