Sentence examples for by using other techniques from inspiring English sources
PEDOT C6H7S2O4−) and PEDOT(C10H15S2O4−) films were also studied by using other techniques such as cyclic voltammetry (CV), electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS), electrochemical quartz crystal microbalance (EQCM) and Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR).
The Monte Carlo simulation depends on random experiments and its convergence may require acceleration by using other techniques [15].
scaling and does not provide with effective descriptors [43], which are usually computed by using other techniques (e.g., with the SURF method in this paper).
Among them, the formulation of decision fuzzy rules must be improved by using other techniques as developed by Zalila et al. (2007) in their automatic knowledge extraction Xtractis® which best translate the modeled process into linguistic decision rules.
Complete identification of arsenic species is best achieved by complementing XAS information with structural information obtained by using other techniques.
Sherwood numbers measured at Reynolds numbers between 0.0033 and 8.33 show a similar trend to empirical relationships established by previous researchers using other techniques.
Because the original AI did not "cheat" by attributing itself extra resources or using other techniques the human player could not, it was easier to defeat than in many other real-time strategy games.
The success of the proposed approach was also confirmed by using other characterization techniques, which confirmed the presence of different nitrogen groups in the ZTC surface.
The numerical results have been found in very good agreement with those obtained by using other solution techniques by which the accuracy of the present boundary element model is demonstrated.
Clearly, we cannot guarantee the same level of recall and precision, but maybe it is possible to keep improving these metrics by using other mining techniques or even mining other type of concerns.
The presence of such common profiles is known, especially in foodborne pathogens and other monomorphic species (39 ) and frequently seen by using other typing techniques, such as PFGE.
