Statistical significance was determined using 1000-fold permutestingtesting, a computationally intensive method of re-sampling datasets to empirically derive the significance of observations.
The prototype is fast enough to update the neurofeedback to the patient 10 times per second despite a computationally intensive method of reflecting EEG network synchrony.
Using a new, computationally intensive method of seismic tomography, a pair of geoscientists at the University of California, Berkeley, captured the mantle's structure at unprecedented resolution.
Most of the recent decline is due to fracking, which is a more capital intensive method of extracting oil, requiring a larger investment upfront and higher global prices to be viable.
Thus, we have also used a simpler, but more labour intensive method, of carrying out the entire analysis at the probeset level, and relying on visualization and manual curation of the results in order to distinguish splicing and expression differences between samples.
Harley has a time-intensive method of keeping up with what customers want: Half of its 8,000 employees ride a Harley-Davidson.
It was a labour-intensive method of land management, but the controlled flooding of the meadows, with the deposition of silt from the water, enabled the land to produce two crops of hay per year, as well as grazing for sheep and cattle.
It is also a resource-intensive method of collecting data that relatively few would be able to undertake as part of their routine quality monitoring activities, let alone keep up to date.
In one experiment, he created part of an ontology with machine-understandable descriptions and then let the computer fill in the rest, potentially showing the way to a less labor-intensive method of building ontologies.
