Sentence examples for characterized methods from inspiring English sources

One of the best characterized methods is surgical corticotomy-accelerated orthodontic tooth movement [8 11].

Well characterized methods are available for skin sensitization testing, and although to date no tests for respiratory sensitization have been formally validated, progress has been made in defining suitable animal models.

The simple method of sphere formation and culture, starting from the pellet of cardiac cells that rounded up and formed spherical structure that floated in the culture media, adds to the previously characterized methods of cardiosphere generation (hanging drop or standard plate suspension culture).

Diagnosing BSE via western blotting is a well characterized method; however, samples with very low PrPsc concentrations show abnormal banding profiles that do not coincide with the typical criteria required for a positive diagnosis.

The best characterized method by which αvβ3 mediates the resorptive process is through the Rho GTPase, Rac [ 30].

These concepts clearly characterize methods that are widely used in condensed matter physics research, and that have not been identified among top concepts in any other cluster.

We believe that accurately and timely estimated contextual information will greatly contribute the field of personalization, therefore further endeavors to characterize, methods to capture and systematize knowledge about it should be continued, deepened and corroborated with empirical studies.

To characterize method-related discontinuation rates and acceptability over 1 year of SCu380A use.

Data-based simulation was used to characterize method properties (power, accuracy, and false discovery rate) under a pseudo-null hypothesis that considered presence of a QTL effect.

To characterize method precision, 0.5 fmol of M1dG and 2.5 fmol of internal standard were added to 200 μg of calf thymus DNA, followed by the described hydrolysis and purification protocol.

That paradox notwithstanding, numbers are still logical objects, characterized by methods or principles of abstraction which of course cannot be as ambitious as Frege's Basic Law V.