Sentence examples for been the standard approach from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, corticosteroids have been the standard approach to this inflammatory pathway inhibition.

Backcrossing has been the standard approach for introducing diversity into elite germplasm; however, given the large number of accessions expected from allele mining, alternative breeding designs should be considered in the conversion of landrace diversity into breeding resources.

The use of objective measures based on energy ratios between the signal components, i.e., source to distortion ratio (SDR), the source to interference ratio (SIR), the source to artifacts ratio (SAR) and the source image to spatial distortion ratio (ISR), has been the standard approach in the specialized scientific community to test the quality of extracted signals.

See Supplementary Table  2 for detailed FMR1 genotyping information Historically, SB analysis has been the standard approach in many clinical laboratories for the molecular diagnosis of FXS patients.

While common biochemical techniques have been the standard approach in molecular analysis of clinical samples, more powerful methodological approaches are needed to delineate molecular signatures in such complex biological systems.

There are many factors complicating pain management in elderly patients that may not be adequately addressed by providing analgesics as required, which has been the standard approach to postoperative pain management at our center.

Almost all of the surgical patients continued their drug regimen after their operations, which is the standard approach.

That's what Viacom did with MTV and Nickelodeon, and it's the standard approach among Internet companies (though no Internet company has ever lost eight hundred million dollars in cash).

The weekly Novaya Gazeta asserted that the sequence of events bore the bloody fingerprints of the separatists and dismissed Chechen denials: "This is the standard approach of Chechen fighters".

This is the standard approach for increasing insight, but it does not account for the fact that people's beliefs, even those which are wildly false, shape their identities.

"This will be the standard approach," says Harmon Eyre, who is head of research at the American Cancer Society.