Sentence examples for created by the method from inspiring English sources

PSHA is less reliable than DSHA because PSHA is full of grave uncertainties that are created by the method itself; DSHA is more reliable because it deals principally with observed geological facts and is logical and transparent.

The phylogenetic tree was created by the method of maximum likelihood using the PhyML (HYK85 model) with 100 bootstrap replicates.

The hybrid PS GO structures were created by the method of electrochemical etching of silicon wafer and deposition on the PS layer of GO prepared from water dispersion.

Photosensitive hybrid PS RGO structures were created by the method of electrochemical etching of silicon wafer and deposition on the porous silicon layer of reduced graphene oxide prepared from water dispersion.

rad60-SLD2Δ (sp.1174) and rad60-FL (sp.1175) (created as a wild type control for rad60-SLD2Δ) were created by the method of Bahler et al [40].

In the following we denote by "loop" a functional interaction between two parts of a chromatin fiber existing for a certain time as created by the method.

Note the very different structures created by the methods, which result in very different search speeds.

The findings of this study are in line with the results from previous studies, a number of which on various technical and infrastructural contexts shows that knowledge is not just objectively identified or "collected" by organizations, but is created by the methods used and the notions of users current among designers and managers [17, 21, 22].

Firstly, edge line roughness was re-created by the method in the semiconductor field, and dot physical pattern was generated.

Therefore, we proposed NBP-ST method based on spanning trees created by the BFS method which is optimal for the unweighted graphs.

While statistically well-supported data can only be obtained from this method if the libraries were created by the same method, here, this analysis was used as a screen to identify genes that were potentially differentially regulated.