Sentence examples for advance a method from inspiring English sources

Overall, these findings underscore the importance of gene-gene and gene-environment interactions in shaping the genetic architecture of BMI and advance a method for detecting such interactions by using only the sample outcome distribution.

The main contribution of this paper is to advance a method to identify the locations of activity stops using only coordinates and time stamps from a continuous GPS trajectory.

We advanced a method eliminating the free radicals without a reduction in strength.

In contrast, we have advanced a method for the fast detection of superconductivity with very high sensitivity, which allows broad searches.

In Religious Freedom in an Egalitarian Age, he advances a method called social coherence, based on the way that people reason through moral problems in everyday life.

Elodie Blanc presented results from two studies she co-authored examining the impact of climate change on irrigated crop yields in the U.S. and advancing a method to improve crop damage assessment.

Dutton's study of the earthquake that affected Charleston, S.C., in 1886 led him to publish a report (1889) in which he advanced a method for determining the depth of the focal point of an earthquake and for measuring with unprecedented accuracy the velocity of waves.

Magnetic Insight, for instance, is advancing a method called "magnetic particle imaging" (MPI; also commercialized by Bruker).

And while this technical achievement is a milestone, the second, and more practical, advance is a method to mass produce this new class of flexible, stretchable electronics—a critical step on the path to commercialization, Bao said.

A fundamental principle guides all planning: the main lines of the alignment are decided in advance by a method of successive approximations on maps, plans or rough sketches on an increasing scale, which are later checked by reconnaissance carried out on foot over the ground.

"Every couple of years things just move on and you see a new advance, a new method of proving something," he said.