Sentence examples for imposition methods from inspiring English sources

VIGS has been previously shown to be a potential method for studying the relevance of only a few genes under water deficit stress [ 21, 32] because the stress imposition methods used were cumbersome and not feasible for large-scale experiments.

The binary branching pattern is an imposition of methods, and seldom reflects true relationships in intraspecific analyses, yielding artifactual polytomies in short trees.

As with any approach that imposes structure on the data [ 18- 20], bifurcations are the imposition of method, not necessarily the reality.

Increased enforcement could raise more revenue, but that would require more resources for the I.R.S. and the imposition of draconian collection methods that are unlikely to be sanctioned by Congress.

It is the imposition of measures and methods by politicians and regulators that is responsible for poor-quality public services, high costs and a culture of compliance that stifles innovation.

In the meshless method, the imposition of essential boundary conditions is also addressed.

"Vaccines are not a bureaucratic imposition but the best method of prevention," he said.

The NUT's motion stated that the union "condemned the manipulation of the primary curriculum and teaching methods through the imposition of unnecessary tests, in particular Year 1 phonics screening and the Year 6 spelling, punctuation and grammar test".

Unlike existing weak imposition forms and weighted interpolation methods, it is shown that the weighting function and boundary value function involved in the weighted FCM can directly be applied to the physical field independently of the mesh discretization.

The proposed generative design method makes minimal imposition on the designer's work process and maintains both flexibility and fluidity that is required for creative design exploration.

The retained orthogonal term along with the penalty method for the imposition of the boundary conditions overcome the inherent restrictions of a conformal transformation, producing meshes of high quality.