Sentence examples for conforming to methods from inspiring English sources
The critical headways for the multilane-site data were determined using observations conforming to methods 2 and 3 as described above for single-lane critical headway.
Regarding the question of how to use insulin in type 2 diabetes, a systematic review conforming to methods of the Cochrane collaboration was published in 2006 (1).
Expression of muscle specific E3-ligases, Muscle RING Finger protein-1 (MuRF-1) and Muscle Atrophy F-box protein (MAFbx) and ubiquitination of myosin was analyzed, conforming to previously described methods [ 15], see Additional file 1 for details.
This method conforms to standard methods [ 27, 28].
The WOCAT manual states that physiographic maps conforming to the SOTER method have been prepared: at 1 500 000 for Asia, Latin America, and in draft for Africa; and at 1 2.5 million for Central and Eastern Europe, (FAO-WOCAT 2004).
All experiments were carried out at the University of Salamanca with the approval of, and using methods conforming to the standards of, the University of Salamanca Animal Care Committee.
Big organizations also tend to hire people who conform to conventional methods and thinking instead of challenging them; meanwhile, the ambitious intellectual renegades leave, the researchers say.
Having had two years to impose his methods and code of conduct at Liverpool, the manager is confident his squad will not be led astray and that players with previous problems can conform to his methods.
This may be needed to change column headings on reports to conform to existing methods, or to extend the report to add further details or breakdowns.
Assessment is currently undertaken using codified models that are generally readily applied to infrastructure with simple geometric and reinforcement details that conform to design methods for new structures.
Interestingly, the existence of grn1 and grn2 does not necessarily conform to these methods of gene expansion, suggesting that a specific and unidentified means of gene expansion, possibly involving ASgrn1-2, may exist.
