Sentence examples for by any method that from inspiring English sources

Paul Fussell's "Class" fits in this category, too, if only because Fussell was "guided by perception and feel rather than by any method that could be deemed 'scientific,' believing with Arthur Marwick, author of 'Class: Image and Reality' (1980), that 'class... is too serious a subject to leave to the social scientists.' " There are plenty of subjects too important to leave to the experts.

We therefore estimated the best possible accuracy that can be achieved by any method that works on SNPs in linkage equilibrium.

Table 1 also reports the upper bound on the accuracy that can be achieved by any method that uses the same set of SNPs without modeling the LD between SNPs (Section 2.3).

Based on common usage, data exploration in phylogenetics is accomplished by any method that performs sensitivity or quality analysis.

As shown in Table 2, five out of the 88 DDI predictions by the expansion procedure are known to be true, which would not have been predicted by any method that solely relies on PPI data.

Pelletier [ 28] and O'Carroll and Silverman [ 27] explored the substitution phenomenon further, and considered whether the observed reductions in suicides at the means-restricted sites equated to decreases in rates of suicide by any method (that is, not just jumping) in Augusta and Washington DC, respectively.

"These are areas that are pristine, untouched waterways, muskegs and marshlands, and ecological features that are unique to this region, and that cannot be reclaimed by any methods that currently exist out there.

Some of the manuals contain restricted information and warn that "distribution is limited to U.S. government agencies," with instructions to "destroy by any methods that must prevent disclosure of contents or reconstruction of the document".

Recent work has focused on the development of statistical models to reduce these large sets of candidate mutations (e.g., Strelka [ Saunders et al., 2012] and FamSeq [ Peng et al., 2013]), but the essential problem remains: any method that begins by alignment to the reference genome will initially identify a very large number of naturally occurring sequence variants.

For many years DNA was sequenced by a method that was developed by Frederick Sanger in 1975 and used to sequence the first human genome in 2003, at a probable cost of at least $500 million.

He repeated the Bush administration's view that the current method -- which bases key calculations on a single interest rate tied to the 30-year Treasury bond -- must be replaced by a method that uses a series of interest rates.