Sentence examples for for many methods from inspiring English sources
For many methods, the excessive scan time associated with the measurement of the three parameters has so far prohibited its clinical application.
As known, in the synthesis of QDs, especially that with core/shell/shell structure, large-scale production is difficult for many methods mainly due to its difficulty to ensure the same temperature and homogeneous mixing in the large volume of solution, which have a great influence on the monodispersity of the nanocrystals.
For many methods reviews, the particular studies of interest are often embedded in other studies.
Computational time refers to the time for many methods (for example, scan statistics and A Multidirectional Optimum Ecotope-Based Algorithm [AMOEBA] statistics) to create reliable results.
The relative abundance based on OTU number or taxonomy can then be used for many methods of downstream analysis to compare treatments, richness, and diversity.
The main conclusions from these reviews are that the relative caries preventive effects of common fluoride preventive measures are acceptable but that the scientific evidences for many methods are weak and insufficient for children and young adolescents.
The latter is Laplace's equation, for which many methods of solution are available, providing a powerful means of finding electrostatic (or gravitational) field patterns.
For example, many methods of producing a surface on a manufactured object depend on abrasive wear, among them filing, sanding, lapping, and polishing.
For example many methods that combine ChIP data with gene expression data can only recover interactions between direct transcriptional regulators and their target genes [ 35- 37].
For this purpose, many methods for extracting elliptic arcs from an image and for fitting an ellipse to the extracted elliptic arcs are studied [6, 15, 20].
These two issues present problems for many segmentation methods, and designing methods to deal with them is an active area of research in video processing.
