Sentence examples for efficient way of performing from inspiring English sources

Chromatrap is a new quicker, easier, and more efficient way of performing ChIP-seq assays.

An efficient way of performing the FMM for biharmonic equations using the solution of a complex valued FMM for the Laplace equation is presented.

Further research is required to establish the most efficient way of performing LUS in this scenario to achieve the highest possible diagnostic accuracy and reliable documentation of examination results.

More research is required to establish the most efficient way of performing LUS for suspected pneumothorax and efforts need to be made to promote its use in these scenarios.

The most efficient way of performing a cancellation task is to start searching at an extremity (e.g., the left), and proceed with the search in one general direction (e.g., rightward or downward), alternating moving up and down on the perpendicular direction (e.g., upward and downward, or leftward and rightward), as is depicted in Fig.  5a.

He was a pioneer in exploring how thinking reflected biology, how the brain had, like a runner's legs, preferred and efficient ways of performing.

The main challenge in design of practical sensor networks is to find an efficient way of jointly performing these tasks, while using the minimum amount of system resources (computation, power, bandwidth) and satisfying the required system design parameters (such as distortion levels).

The lack of efficient ways for performing searches is particularly limiting in the public domain.

From this comparison study summarized in Table 6, the efficient way to perform the data rearrangement of the second stage in the proposed method is to execute it using CPU.

Finally, the model-based strategy presented in this study was chiefly operational and this might be viewed as an efficient way to perform a first exploratory analysis of large data sets.

Our results demonstrate that selecting for growth capacity in the presence of ethanol offers an efficient way to perform a first screening to select variants that are more likely to show increased fermentation capacity.