The phrase "approach uses all" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a method or strategy that incorporates everything, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The new approach uses all available resources to maximize efficiency."
Alternatives: "method employs all" or "strategy utilizes all".
The "union" approach uses all unique loci of all input sets, the "pairwise" approach produces one locus for each pair of neighbor coordinates discarding loci not covered by any input set.
This approach uses all available information and is less susceptible to bias under the assumption of missing at random [ 32, 33].
Our modeling approach uses all publicly available data for oral therapies and individual patient-level data from the phase 3 placebo-controlled trials of fingolimod.
22 The bayesian approach uses all available data from the trial and other sources to calculate probabilities that a particular treatment is effective.
Analysis for the IPCC/EPA approach uses all 18 distributions, but analysis for the CFPP approach uses 15 because only one of the product decay variables (product half-lives/storage factor) is used in CFPP calculations.
The ITT approach uses all patients who were randomised to the study and analyses them according to their assigned treatment group regardless of whether they actually received or complied with the treatment.
This suggests that inferences of positive selection on TEs may be model dependent and that a joint approach using all three methods will be useful in screening for all possible sites of adaptation due to TE insertion.
A superior approach using all the experimental data is described and compared to the method of initial rates.
Regardless of the approach used, all patients undergoing local therapy of a rectal cancer require careful long-term follow-up, because these patients remain at significant risk for local recurrence and distant failure.
A baseline approach using all the training data from the source is constructed, along with a sample selection approach (only using the first step defined above), a feature ensemble approach (only using the second step defined above) and the complete approach outlined above.
In this paper, we have followed the latter approach, using all available datasets related to the agreed ecological objectives as indicators, given that sufficient knowledge was available to define reference levels.
