Sentence examples for be an accurate method from inspiring English sources
Video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery (VATS) has been shown to be an accurate method for identifying diaphragmatic injuries (DIs).
Results for the point-to-point calculation are compared with experimental measurements of flocculation efficiency in a full-scale model of a channel hydraulic flocculator, and an extremely good fit is obtained, demonstrating the point-to-point approach to be an accurate method of determining flocculation efficiency in channel hydraulic flocculators.
[18F]-FDG PET/CT scan confirmed, in this patient, to be an accurate method to stage head and neck cancer.
Transmission computed tomography (TCT) has been shown to be an accurate method of acquiring non-uniform attenuation maps for single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) attenuation compensation.
Satellite remote sensing has been shown to be an accurate method to monitor large-scale change of vegetation cover, especially following disturbance [7 10].
It is a foregone conclusion that providing required water volume by the water produced water in the surface would significantly eliminate vast sums of expenditures in water supplementary and subsequently would be an accurate method of saving other water resources due to the water scarcest.
It is demonstrated that FFTM is an accurate method.
One important part to reconstructing the relationships among genes in different organisms is an accurate method to find orthologs as well as an accurate measure of evolutionary diversification.
The results of this study suggest that the transient plane-source method is an accurate method for simultaneously measuring thermal conductivity and thermal diffusivity of foods.
The Broselow pediatric emergency weight estimation tape is an accurate method of estimating children's weights based on height-weight correlations and determining standardized medication dosages and equipment sizes using color-coded zones.
The results showed that CQD is an accurate method and is sensitive enough to very low and very high degrees of damage.
