The phrase "a synchronized method" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in programming contexts, particularly in object-oriented programming, to refer to a method that is designed to be accessed by only one thread at a time.
Example: "In our multi-threaded application, we implemented a synchronized method to ensure that shared resources are accessed safely."
Alternatives: "a thread-safe method" or "a concurrent method".
A pressurized wire-heating reactor (PWHR) that can provide experimental conditions up to pressures and temperatures of 50 atm and 1750 K, respectively, was developed to evaluate the intrinsic reaction kinetics of CO2 gasification for Berau sub-bituminous coal char (Indonesian coal) at elevated pressure using a synchronized experimental method.
By using a synchronized transfection method [ 10] a range of samples were fixed at known time points between 0 and 96 hours post transfection (hpt).
The proposed synchronized method can apply to an arbitrary three-dimensional fractional chaotic system whether the system is incommensurate or commensurate.
The other approach is to use the synchronized methods in this class.
The road-colouring theorem asserts that for such a network, there always exists a synchronized colouring, or method of labeling the edges, to create a map with a simple set of directions, possibly involving many repetitions of the directions, that will lead from any starting point to any other given point.
Data obtained from a single synchronization method can thus be strongly influenced by recovery from cell synchronization, which is circumvented in hiMAC by analysis of non-synchronized cells [14].
Methacholine was inhaled using the 2-min tidal breathing method with a synchronized nebulizer or five-breath dosimeter method (DSM-2) according to ATS guidelines.
Furthermore, a unique synchronized sampling method was used to reduce the date size 50 times.
The method is called Synchronized Swept Sine method as it uses a synchronized swept sine signal for identification.
The hydrodynamic positioning of 3D in vitro cell aggregates and the short time for the measurements represent an innovative method for a synchronized multicapillary screening system.
