The phrase "as approach" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "As approach to problem-solving, we should consider multiple perspectives."
Alternatives: "as a method" or "as a strategy".
The implementation of the AS approach is investigated in conjunction with three different adaptivity criteria for two- and three-dimensional incompressible flows.
The latter has been previously implemented by the authors [1] for the incompressible Navier Stokes equations in conjunction with the artificial-compressibility method and forms the basis for investigating the current AS approach.
In this process, besides the hybrid selection [5 7], a conventional yet popular hard AS approach, we are particularly interested in examining the performance potential of some typical soft AS schemes, including the FFT-based selection [9] and the phase-shift-based selection [10], that are very appealing but seem not to have attracted much attention so far.
91% of healthcare professionals felt the AS approach was practical.
Finally, GST and MRP inhibitors were used to confirm the results obtained using AS approach.
HC, an AS approach, performed especially well for deletions in the size range 1-100 bp.
In the present study, a bio-inspired computational intelligence technique is developed for finding the solutions of the celebrated Falkner-Skan equation arising in fluid mechanics problems using feed-forward Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs), Genetic Algorithms (GA), the Active-Set (AS) method and their combination namely a GA-AS approach.
Barça's defence was caught flatfooted – and it would prove not to be the first time, as approach-work down the right ended with Milito in possession with his back to goal on the edge of the Barcelona area.
MIT researchers have now identified a neural circuit that appears to underlie hard choice decision-making in this type of situation, which is known as approach-avoidance or appetitive-aversive conflict.
Diverse coping methods, such as approach-oriented (e.g. seeking social support) and avoidance-oriented (e.g. denial) strategies, have been assessed with emotion-focused coping items, some of which are inversely correlated.
The current study, however, underlines the importance of also including adaptive coping, such as approach-oriented coping, in relation to mental health research, as suggested by Roe and colleagues [ 8] who stress the importance of resilience in the context of mental health.
