Sentence examples for based on conventional approaches from inspiring English sources

All existing models have been based on conventional approaches of engineering mechanics with limited laboratory work.

A state of the art review of control and estimation methods for induction motor (IM) based on conventional approaches, sliding mode control (SMC) and sensorless SMC is presented.

Despite the increasing burden of diabetic CMP, the development of new treatment modalities has received little attention, and treatment is still largely based on conventional approaches such as strict glycemic control, management of symptoms and the use of renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system inhibitors and beta blockers [ 9- 12].

During simulation process, a multi-linear interpolation is applied to approximate the first type of operators, while the second type of operators is processed based on conventional approach.

Such transformation can be thought of as occurring in four generally sequential phases along a continuum: from a deeply fragmented system dealing primarily with simple conditions based on conventional clinical approaches to an integrated system equipped to deal with complex conditions based on interdisciplinary approaches.

Soil mapping in Denmark has a long history and a series of soil maps based on conventional mapping approaches have been produced.

Phase I is characterized by a deeply fragmented system based on conventional clinical approaches, dealing primarily with simple acute conditions.

These parts have been laid out in a continuum with four distinct phases, starting from a deeply fragmented system dealing primarily with simple conditions based on conventional medical approaches, to a highly integrated system equipped to deliver customized care for patients with complex conditions.

As transistors working based on conventional operation approach the end of their history, it becomes clear that alternatives must be developed and investigated for future generations of electronics.

These controversial results were based mostly on conventional approaches such as morphological analysis, karyotype and allozyme assay, which are far enough to provide convincing conclusions for many species showing a high degree of morphological plasticity or intermediate morphological characters arising from forces other than hybridization [ 19].

The majority of what we know about AS is based on conventional single-gene approaches though more recently new technologies to facilitate genome-wide studies have been used [2], [34], [35], [47], [50] [54].