Sentence examples for different methods of dealing with from inspiring English sources
In recent years, states have experimented with different methods of dealing with repeat offenders.
High order Runge Kutta time-discretization techniques are employed, and different methods of dealing with arbitrary coupled boundary conditions are discussed.
Most journalists have club allegiances and employ different methods of dealing with them; a fairly common approach is to make the information available but not shout it from the rooftops.
Different methods of dealing with two or more imperfect tests and unknown reference standard are contrasted with regard to their implications on prevalence estimation: discrepant analysis, composite reference standards, and latent class models.
The lyric nature of the poem allows the poet to describe the onset of melancholy and then provides the reader with different methods of dealing with the emotions involved.
The present study used empirical data from total knee arthroplasty patients from the MOBILE trial and reanalyzed it to determine the impact on treatment effect (postoperative flexion range-of-motion score) of using different statistical methods of dealing with adjustment of baseline differences.
Sensitivity analyses using alternative weighting, different statistical methods of dealing with low event numbers, limiting to studies with a placebo rather than active comparator, and limiting to doses < 10 mg PEQ led to no major change in the results (Additional file 3).
But analysts have a lot of different methods for dealing with it.
We suggest strategies for use of MI and different methods for dealing with death along with sensitivity analysis of deviations from the assumption of missing at random, all with the use of standard statistical software.
A number of different methods have been used to do this (see Hoadley, 1970 and Hunter and Lamboy, 1981 and for discussion see Osborne, 1991), each of which has a different method for dealing with the problem of high β ^ 1 values (i.e., a gentle gradient, which when used in equation 2 can generate infinitely large confidence interval estimates).
