Sentence examples for be a superior method from inspiring English sources
At the time, this appeared to be a superior method, Goulson explains: Farmers save time and money by buying pretreated seeds, and the chemicals are applied to only the crop instead of to the whole field.
Since the multicollinearity for each of the equations was not problematic, the adopted multiple regression analysis seemed to be a superior method over any multivariate analysis (for example, factor analysis).
Nowadays, ultra-performance liquid chromatography coupled with mass spectrometry technology has been found to be a superior method for the quality evaluation of herbal medicines due to the high resolution and detection sensitivity [18 21].
Recently, MRI has proved to be a superior method to detect breast cancer in high risk patients; however the improvement in detection comes at the cost of an increased number of false positive cases [7].
The positive likelihood ratio (= true positive rate/false positive rate) has been shown to be a superior method to convey the diagnostic value of a positive test result to clinicians [ 11].
The authors inferred that Etest may be a superior method than BMD for determining amphotericin B-resistant Aspergillus strains, perhaps because of the wider range of MIC distribution available on the Etest strip.
Multimodal technique is a superior method of treating pain after feline ovariohysterectomy.
Considering harvesting efficiency, operation economics and technological feasibility, flocculation is a superior method to harvest microalgae from mass culture.
We suggest that such a culture is a superior method for diagnosing acanthamoeba and should be adopted wherever it is possible.
Despite being a superior method, there has been no method able to handle the fairing effect systematically, so blade test engineers have maintained the status quo.
These findings implied that acid-chlorite delignification was a superior method to extract the polysaccharide from P. baumii and PPB-2 may be useful for cancer chemoprevention.
