Sentence examples for evaluated by other methods from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we review cosmogenic nuclide studies of various aspects of desert landscapes, including regional to continental-scale landscape evolution in arid semiarid Australia and the hyper-arid Namib, Atacama and Negev Deserts, together with mechanisms and timescales of formation of desert pavements and dune fields that have been difficult to be evaluated by other methods.
Moreover, the solutions are not circular anymore, but are still implicit (the radical √5 still needs to be evaluated by other methods).
Even in subjects who are serologically negative but have a high-negative antibody titer (Group A), H. pylori should be evaluated by other methods, and it should be eradicated if the results of the other evaluation methods are positive.
Except the Seed and JRA methods, the evaluated LPIs by other methods predict only light to moderate liquefaction-induced damages which are not consistent to the severe GF3 damage condition observed in the field.
Of the 51 studies that met criteria [6,7,17 65], we identified two main categories into which these studies could be divided: first, studies that evaluated screening tools by comparing them with a reference standard or criterion (n = 31 of 51 or 61% of studies evaluated) [6,7,17 44,64], and second, studies that evaluated screening tools by other methods (n = 20 of 51 or 39% of studies) [45 63,65].
Third, the effect of ED crowding was not evaluated by using other methods.
They argued for a Circular Model, based on many methodologies and designs -- what might be considered a return to the historical principle of depending on the 'weight of the evidence.' The Circular Model poses the idea that experimental methods (such as RCTs) used to evaluate efficacy need to be complemented by other methods that take into account real-life issues and clinical applicability.
In order to evaluate other methods with the same criterion, we put TFBSs predicted by other methods into bins according to their positions and the scores of those bins became the scores of corresponding TFBSs.
Our results suggest a greater genetic diversity in human-infecting B. henselae than what has previously been evaluated by using other genotyping methods.
However, that study [12] was limited to these two methods and did not evaluate other methods widely used by orthodontists, such as HP and BRP.
