Sentence examples for approaches which often from inspiring English sources

It paves the way for the use of DsRed-based monomeric RFPs in transgenic and gene targeted approaches which often necessitate spatially and/or temporally restricted reporter expression.

Therefore, it is more robust than model-based control approaches which often suffer from sensitivity issues and performance trade-offs associated with machine parameter variations or their inaccurate identification.

This is particularly the case with general anti-discrimination approaches which often foresee a central role for the concept of 'treatment' in deciding what constitutes discrimination (the ECHR seemingly being a prominent example).

So DCA is not based on applying a purely empirical equation to be analyzed with statistical approaches which often leads to unrealistic and unreliable forecast and reserve estimate (Fetkovich et al. 1996).

Many insights have been gained by the traditional comparative genomics approaches which often compare the between-species difference at the sequence level [1], [2].

Because both conditions are not met for single structures, the fidelity measure qe− differs from other computational approaches which often assign a quality measure to a single structure [43], [44].

This decision replaced the court's previous, more flexible approach, which often favored the prosecution.

There was an all or nothing approach, which often resulted in a strange orange colour complete with dodgy patches and a peculiar smell.

Companies tend to do plans by business unit, regardless of the firm's go-to-market approach (which often spans business units).

This is partly because of the immediacy of Ms. Noujaim's approach, which often puts the viewer in the midst of chaos as it unfolds.

Chafets's evenhandedness is typical of the liberal Democratic approach, which often appeals to reason rather than resorting to smear campaigns, invective, near-slander and appeals to more base instincts.