Sentence examples for a verified method from inspiring English sources
Accumulated thermal damage was monitored in real time using MR thermometry software (Visualase , Inc Houston, TX, USA) and the size of the ablation was calculated using a verified method.
Among cases with a verified method of ascertainment, 79% of those identified by HDD review were entered into the surveillance system within 2 years, compared with 95% of those captured by provider-based surveillance.
Because the threshold for a verified method was four of five spiked samples within 20% of the actual spiked concentrations, all three direct methods were considered verified for total BPA in this phase; no indirect method was verified.
This paper describes a new verified method for uncertain (GPS) localization for use in GPS and GIS application scenarios based on Dempster-Shafer theory (DST), with two-dimensional and interval-valued basic probability assignments.
There are many algorithms such as the Philips Robust Hash (PRH) algorithm [5], which was a well-studied and verified method to be mathematically robust and efficient for searching.
In an earlier paper, the authors presented the first verified method of computation of slide tracks in the relative motion between femoral head and acetabular cup of total hip prostheses.
Using this verified method, the failure of thin mortar layered masonry under a range of shear to tension ratios and shear to compression ratios has been examined.
The verified method was now applied to eight contemporary hip simulator designs.
Then, based on this verified method and model, several simulations are performed with different Reynolds number and different Pitch-to-Diameter ratio.
The verified method was applied to obtain the pharmacokinetic parameters and concentration time profiles for lesinurad after oral/intravenous administration in rats.
But in medical education research, there is a need for more stable and verified methods for interpreting and analysing the results of questionnaires when the aim is to sustain consequential changes that are introduced.
