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Discover LudwigThe phrase "approach in that" is not standard and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used when discussing a specific method or perspective in a particular context, but it is better to clarify the meaning.
Example: "The research takes an innovative approach in that it combines qualitative and quantitative methods."
Alternatives: "method in which" or "way in which".
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Most of the prior work on countering DoS has taken an offensive approach in that they focus on detecting and blocking the attacks.
Note that the alternating direction method has been an attractive approach in that it successfully employs the Gauss-Seidel decomposition technique.
The resulting scheme has some similarity to our approach in that they both determine discretization intervals per user and store these intervals as helper data.
The study is also novel in its approach in that it includes prospective measures of biomarkers of CPF exposure and effect and examines their associations with neurological symptoms.
I think people are easier to approach in that atmosphere.
"It's a completely different approach, in that it's not allied to medicine or the medical 'narrative'narrative
It takes a slightly different approach in that it looks at the number of deaths within 30 days after a patient has been discharged.
Advanced Micro has adopted an evolutionary approach in that its new 64-bit chips also run 32-bit software applications very efficiently.
In his previous start, May 18 in Seattle, Lilly was knocked out in the second, and Torre was greatly concerned with his passive approach in that game.
"This is a completely different approach in that it uses mechanical excitation -- shaking the dirt -- to look for the vibrations of land mines," he said.
Kaelbling and Lozano-Pérez's method differs from the traditional start-to-finish approach in that it has the potential to introduce suboptimalities in behavior.
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