Sentence examples for by the common method from inspiring English sources

Titanium cannot be obtained by the common method of reducing the oxide with carbon because a very stable carbide is readily produced, and, moreover, the metal is quite reactive toward oxygen and nitrogen at elevated temperatures.

While one might expect some difference in the distribution of residuals between the observed values and those containing a non-detect, the large differences seen in Figure 1 likely represent bias introduced by the common method of handling non-detects.

Because patients directly filled in the questionnaires in the independent variable and dependent variable sections, a single source bias (the deviation caused by the common method variance) might occur [ 49].

When a break point was concomitantly recognized by the common methods, it was typically detected by MATILDE as well.

Further, this search was solely focused on health economic data in the context of medical nutrition, so only papers with an explicit health economic content, verified by the common methods applied, met the selection criteria and were assessed further.

The central bank issued a new $200,000 Zimbabwe bill as a "convenience" to beleaguered citizens, already so battered by hyperinflation that the common method for carrying currency is not a billfold, but a grocery bag.

Inhibition of aflatoxin production by the CCF was also confirmed by TLC, which is the common method for aflatoxin detection.

This is probably a substantial overestimate of the down-regulation of Sema7a induced by perturbation of Hoxc13, resulting from the common method of handling non-detects.

At a slightly higher molecular weight, PET is made into a high-strength plastic that can be shaped by all the common methods employed with other thermoplastics.

In the study herein, the level of mutant p53 molecules (within a background of wild type p53 molecules) in four of the six plasma samples was very low (Table 2) and would not be detectable by most of the common methods of analysis.

This research is motivated by the fact that currently the common methods applied in organizations to analyze risks are mostly deterministic or qualitative, which are overly simplified, or inconsistent in application and assumption.