Sentence examples for approaches and modified from inspiring English sources

Madi et al. [18] combined both approaches and modified them with a correction factor for high incidence angles.

In this section, we consider several existing filtering approaches and modify them for our need.

Data were transcribed verbatim, and themes were identified using an iterative approach and modified grounded theory.Sixteen participants identified 4 major challenges to caring for CMC: 1) lack of care coordination; 2) complex technology management; 3) patients' pervasive psychosocial needs; and 4) lack of effective health care provider training.

Accordingly, this research proposes a simulated methodology based on the index of interfacial strain energy released rate (G-value) to estimate the glass/SiNx interface using a J-integral approach and modified virtual crack closure technique.

The Parallel Rural Community Curriculum Model, implemented in several small sites in rural South Australia [ 7, 10], has been adopted as a pedagogical approach and modified as needed for each of the ten learning hubs.

The electronic structure are calculated using the Ceperley Alder local density approach (CA-LDA), Perdew Burke and Ernzerhof generalize gradient approach (PBE-GGA), Engel Vosko generalize gradient approach (EVGGA) and modified Becke Johnson approach (mBJ).

This study compares the survivorship between the standard posterior approach (SPA) and modified posterior approach (MPA) in MOMHR.

Third, the statistical approaches GEE and modified adjusted Chi²-test lead to similar p-values when analyzing binary endpoints.

Throughout this project, we ran into problems and limitations in our design that led to changing our approach and modifying our design.

This extension might be implemented by switching the software to a state-machine based approach, and modifying timer 0 to generate different wave frequencies.

Using the site-directed mutagenesis approach and modifying each of the seven remaining W residues with L, we have identified W542 to be the most likely residue necessary for the TPPI activity.