Sentence examples for a streamlined method from inspiring English sources

[Gallup] Scientists at the New York Botanical Garden create a streamlined method for identifying threatened and endangered plant species.

In this paper, we present a streamlined method, named Global Load Balancing (GLB), in order to reduce the network congestion.

A streamlined method for obtaining identifying information from ISPs would remove the current barriers, bring cyberthreat perpetrators and cyberbullies into the light, and avoid others having to follow in Alice's footsteps in their own adventures in Wonderwholand.

To validate the values measured with PTPP, they were compared with the values measured with micropipette tip manometer (MTM) which is a streamlined method with the most acceptable accuracy according to Milburn and Ranasinghe (1996).

To accelerate this process, we developed a streamlined method that allows the assembly of a complete targeting vector from all its constituent parts in a single-step multi-fragment ligation.

This paper proposes a streamlined method to model, analyze and assess the overall performance of small mobile machines that can move along large parts to perform the required machining operations, conventionally called portable machines.

To do so, a previously developed finite-difference reservoir model is coupled with a streamline method to simulate the near-wellbore dynamic measurements in the presence of invasion and arbitrary fluid distributions.

We propose two improvements to a recent streamline method by Wang and Kovscek for inversion of production data.

The FDA would not provide any further information about this when contacted by VICE, but a spokesperson said the agency has recently developed "streamlined methods for testing glyphosate".

During the second half of the period under study with a doubling of the number of urological surgeons in England and Wales, more streamlined methods for diagnosing patients with haematuria – 'The One Stop Haematuria Clinic' – have been developed for the detection of bladder cancer.

His obsessive concern for the minute detail of axiomatizations was unattractive to many when more streamlined methods were available, and his radical nominalism made the presentation of logic according to his principles a matter of extreme inconvenience.