Sentence examples for comparatively simple approach from inspiring English sources

We chose a comparatively simple approach to quantify anomalous pump induced tilt and pore pressure observed near a fault and close to the surface in a sedimentary subsoil.

We chose to use the crossover of moving averages for the generation of buy and sell signals because this technique is employed extensively by financial market analysts, is based on graphical patterns of historical market prices (Alexander 1961; Reitz 2006), and allows for a comparatively simple approach to computational implementation.

The recent development of comparatively simple, efficient, and innovative labeling approaches based on silicon-F [ 5, 8– 10] and boron-F [ 11– 14] bond formation as well as aluminium-F [ 14– 19] chelation scaffolds each address in part some of the major drawbacks associated with conventional nucleophilic F-labeling on a carbon atom.

Nucleotide based vaccines appear well-suited to feed the needs of the aforementioned approaches, offering a comparatively simple and inexpensive basis for vaccination that would allow to take advantage of modern (protein) engineering methods.

The internet wouldn't work with a top-down approach; instead it sets (comparatively) simple rules for how its edges interact.

Here we describe a comparatively simple but effective method to detect the approach of strong geomagnetic storms for purposes of giving advanced warning of GIC risk using data measured at the L1 point and then to determine automatically the time of storm commencement on Earth.

This approach enables to design a comparatively simple and reliable capacitance testing hardware and software for unilateral measurement of the thickness of dielectric plates, shells and layers with compensation of its dielectric properties.

For a comparatively simple system like Platynereis, one would hope the circuitry approach would provide sufficient insight to be worthwhile, and might yield a simple take-home message or two".

Still, the sheer superabundance of sequencing data has motivated the development of new computational approaches even for dealing with the comparatively simple task of mapping short reads.

Among these methods, score-level fusion is the most popular approach because it offers reasonable recognition accuracy and comparatively simple implementation, and thus many researchers in the multi-modal research community work in the score-level fusion field [12 17].

In contrast to labor-intensive and expensive experimental approaches, the computational prediction of calpain cleavage sites is comparatively simple, and might therefore be of great help in providing information for further experimental verification.