Sentence examples for desirable technique from inspiring English sources

For this reason, and for its perceived lower quality it is the least desirable technique.

A desirable technique should embed the same capacity with lower distortion or vice versa.

The high sensitivity for cancer makes breast MRI a desirable technique for screening purposes.

The desirable technique for measurement error correction consists of adjusting each coefficient included in the meta-analysis individually using reliability information provided for the specific predictor and criterion measures in the study report.

As gas cluster ions shows low-energy effects, chemical reaction enhancement and strong surface smoothing effects, GCIB-assisted deposition can be a desirable deposition technique for thin film multilayer structures for the ultra-violet region.

Namely the explicit contribution of each feature to the final model in GLMs can be useful, but if model predictive precision and accuracy are quantifiable and lower than other techniques like ANN and SVM then model transparency will need to be given a higher priority than precision or accuracy in determining a desirable learning technique.

Nevertheless, the fibrocartilage quality of the new restored osteochondral layer is not desirable, and regenerative technique are usually preferred.

Magnetic coronary angiography is a desirable non-invasive technique not only because of the lack of ionising radiation but also because it allows the simultaneous assessment of coronary and non-coronary abnormalities.

However, the multiplexing method currently used requires precise handiwork and many complicated steps, making a new, simpler technique desirable.

This individual case study, presented using a narrative approach, suggests that cluster searching may be both practicable and desirable as a technique for harvesting rich and thick data.

A future study where analysis of the individual relationship between BOLD response and pain measurements may be desirable, using a technique such as flatmapping to measure the definitive spatial extent of activation maps.