Sentence examples for approaches often referred from inspiring English sources

A dominant class of these new approaches, often referred to as Operational Path Analyses (OPA), is designed to achieve this goal by using only operational data in conjunction with the application of the transmissibility concept.

Functional genomics approaches (often referred to as "omics" approaches) generate genome-scale expression data for mRNA, protein, metabolites, and non-coding RNA, and applying these methods to BRD research can expedite the development of diagnostics.

Sweden was the first country to implement this law in 1999, and in March I visited Stockholm to meet those responsible for developing this approach, often referred to as the Nordic Model.

While the second civic republican approach, often referred to as neo-Roman republicanism, stresses many of the same principles as its neo-Athenian counterpart, it represents a decisive shift away from direct forms of democracy.

This increasingly popular approach, often referred to as the 'flipped classroom', has gained the attention of educators and policy-makers.

Such an approach, often referred to as decoder-driven rate control, sends non-systematic information in chunks[5].

The preconditioner in this solution method is constructed using a physics-based divide and conquer approach, often referred to as operator splitting.

The latter approach, often referred to as "force-closed" femoral stem design, would theoretically result in stem stabilization subsequent to debonding and 'taper-lock'.

The single-input multiple-output (SIMO) approach, often referred to as a receive diversity technique, utilizes one transmit antenna and two or more receiver antennas.

While deductive approaches to drug target identification use our current state of knowledge, based mostly on animal models of epileptogenesis, a growing reductionist approach often referred to as systems biology takes advantage of newer high-throughput technologies to profile large numbers and types of molecules simultaneously.

Our group has recently developed a high throughput microscopy-based technology to simultaneously analyze multiple AR activities at the single cell level, an approach often referred to as high content analysis (HCA).