The phrase "approaches is able" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction, and it would not be usable in written English without further context or correction.
Example: "The research approaches is able to provide new insights into the problem." (This example is incorrect and needs revision.)
Alternatives: "methods can" or "approaches are capable".
The TPI method, in contrast to conventional methods such as Monte Carlo simulations and fixed grid approaches, is able to better represent the distributions (especially the tail information) and better address challenges in processes with large diffusion, large drift and large concentration of PDF.
According to visual inspection, each of the approaches is able to reduce noise while preserving the model structure (Fig. 3).
We present a novel method which, unlike previous approaches, is able to track all landmarks used in locomotion analysis and can overcome many other practically relevant drawbacks of existing methods (see Subsection 1.2) using a unified, consistent, and probabilistic framework that combines the complementing paradigms of model-driven and data-driven tracking.
None of these approaches is able to provide a clear understanding of variability of ventilation during a given period.
In this paper, we describe a new approach to computational purification, called ISOpure, which, unlike previous approaches, is able to estimate a distinct cancer profile for each tumor sample; this cancer profile is robust to noise and does not require a matching normal profile.
Several approaches are able to provide such observers.
Neither universal or targeted approaches are able to accomplish swift, lasting, and largescale transformative change.
Results demonstrated both approaches being able to achieve excellent adhesion of final coating.
All three optimization approaches were able to improve on the dose distribution of the standard plan.
Such approaches are able to provide optimal or quasi-optimal solutions to a plethora of difficult combinatorial optimisation problems.
Intelligent approaches are able to find a sub-optimal (near to optimal) solution for the problem at hand.
