Sentence examples for approaches usually do from inspiring English sources
Feature-space approaches usually do not change the parameters of the acoustic model (e.g., those in HMMs).
In contrast to our model, these approaches usually do not include an explicit definition of genetic interaction between the species, which limits their application for interpreting patterns of genetic variability in natural populations [ 40].
The conventional manual approach usually does not follow any strict algorithm but is guided by the background knowledge and expectations of the researcher (Figure 1).
However, this gene-based approach usually does not consider the position of the mutation within the gene or the functional context the position of the mutation provides.
However, this approach usually does not distinguish between constant and variable sites, and therefore may underestimate the true amount of heterogeneity in a data set [ 29].
This 'phenetic' approach usually does not consider the phylogenetic history of CBC-type substitutions (plesiomorphic vs. apomorphic), and for different reasons it can lead to wrong conclusions (see Results).
However, the nearest-neighbor approach might be substantially biased toward one end in the phylogeny and does not take sequence conservation into account, whereas the multiple-alignment approach usually does not consider the exact phylogenetic position of the target species and a careful selection of the seed sequences is an additional parameter.
They [reviews and meta-analyses] also agree that no single approach will do this (although there are some approaches that usually don't work).
Now, normally the spam you get is spoofed from a victim's account: but spam filters generally recognize the spoof approach and usually do a good job of filtering it.
In contrast to these approaches, concealment techniques usually do not increase the amount of data to be transmitted or require a side channel [4].
I've always enjoyed her newspaper column in USA Today, and Kay makes some excellent points in her book, which uses far more of the "don't do this" approach than I usually do.
