Sentence examples for homogeneous approaches from inspiring English sources

Parks represent spatially and socially heterogeneous conservation units, yet are often assessed and managed using spatially homogeneous approaches.

Such homogeneous approaches also yield the glycerine by-product, of significant potential value to the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries, in a dilute aqueous phase contaminated by inorganic salts.

Importantly, they were able to experimentally show that utilizing heterogeneous sources yielded superior Intrusion Detection capabilities over what most homogeneous approaches such as NIDS are capable of with more advanced attacks.

Similarly, while mathematical models have begun to provide insights into many important questions in the epidemiology of nosocomial infections [19], these results mostly focus on qualitative predictions [20], due to the very basic and homogeneous approaches adopted in the description of the population contact structure.

The simplified representation of intracellular reactions with homogeneous approaches may be inadequate when the observed properties of the real system are also the consequence of macromolecular crowding.

Despite a large body of data supporting the use of ERCP in this setting, there has been no study of a large series of patients treated using standard and homogeneous approaches to maximize the benefits of the first endoscopic treatment, a combination of biliary sphincterotomy and the placement of a large-bore (10-French) plastic stent.

Articles and editorials to that effect in El Diario have touched a nerve among many people here who are critical of what they call The Times's detached and homogeneous approach to news-gathering.

By using homogeneous approach, a local continuous finite-time controller is first designed such that the attitude can be stabilized to the equilibrium in finite time.

In this work, a homogeneous approach based on the modified Volume Translation Peng-Robinson (VTPR) cubic equation of state was adopted to represent the solubility of methane, ethane and propane in aqueous mono-ethanol-amine, di-ethanol-amine and methyl-di-ethanol-amine which are the most common solvents used in the effluent treatment processes.

2.Why is spatially homogeneous approach correct?

These discussions led to a homogeneous approach being taken to both the application of the reporting quality criteria and the definition as to what constitutes an economic evaluation.