Sentence examples for extent of the method from inspiring English sources

That's the extent of the method.

This emphasizes the directions of the tracks as they will appear on the ground and gives some intuition about the spatial extent of the method.

In order to measure the extent of the method robustness, the most critical parameters were interchanged while keeping the other parameters unchanged, and in parallel the chromatographic profile was observed and recorded.

Last, the extent of the method to the whole studied zone allows mapping 90% of the crop row orientations (more than 45,000 ha) with an error inferior to 40°, associated to a confidence index ranging from 1 to 5 for each agricultural plot.

The resulting clusters, and the classifications that can be developed from them, depend on the selected attributes and — to some extent — on the method of clustering.

A geophysical survey was performed to establish the extent of the settlement; methods such as magnetometry and ground-penetrating radar were successful in identifying the eastern and northern sections of the ditch encircling the site.

It has been found in previous studies based on the ALSPAC cohort that mother ratings of child temperament are not biased by maternal depression (Bould et al., 2013), and nor are associations between temperament and behavioral problem ratings (Stringaris et al., 2010), and so the extent of common method variance in the present study is unclear.

In the second approach, we used the βIV-spectrin fluorescence distribution to define the extent of the AIS (see Methods) [37], and obtained an AIS index (AISi) from the ratio of YFP fluorescence within the AIS region to YFP fluorescence outside the AIS region (see Methods).

With such an exceptionally large patient population at risk, however, it is imperative to determine the precise extent of the risk and the methods to avoid risk.

Accordingly, we aimed (1) to describe the implementation of each method; (2) to assess the extent of discordance between the methods by comparing the probabilities that particular medicines would be reported by each method; (3) to explore the correlations between medicines exposure at unit and individual levels.

Also left up to each institution is the extent of training and the method of evaluating staff.