The phrase "as good methods" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when comparing the quality or effectiveness of methods in a specific context.
Example: "The new techniques we implemented are as good methods as the traditional ones we used before."
Alternatives: "equally effective methods" or "comparable methods".
"The F.D.A. needs to satisfy itself that the accuracy of the new method is as good as conventional methods," Dr. Smith said.
Better performance was achieved by the local and KNN methods, but still not as good as our method, especially on highly noisy datasets (i.e., SD = 80 and 100) (Fig. 4).
Plink was not as good as other methods under all situations.
But under medium LD level, it has similar performance to Plink and was not as good as other methods.
While the outcome confirms that digital templating is quite as good as traditional methods, the article does not focus on the cloud per se, but more on the medical outcome as prerequisite for the acceptance of digital service.
We recently tested the ability of seven approaches, based on mechanical energy calculations, to predict metabolic energy and found that they are as good as empirical methods among walking humans (Kramer and Sylvester, 2011).
On the other hand, since some moving trees of the WT sequence were classified as foreground components, the proposed method was not as good as Park's method.
The results of the signature method are not as good as the distance method, but they are nevertheless rather accurate.
We found the ƬE method was just as good as the EIP method for determining Pplt, Crs, and Rtot for various modes of ventilatory support for patients with acute respiratory failure.
Moreover, the Gaussian mixture inherits good properties from its normal components, as well as a number of good methods to estimate their parameters, such as the expectation-maximization [42].
