Sentence examples for improved methods that from inspiring English sources
Improved methods that are simpler and lower cost are needed for carbofuran detection in food and agricultural samples.
New and improved methods that also go beyond the scope of type testing are presented that help to characterize and analyze rolling noise more accurately.
The closer collaboration between thoracic surgeons and otolaryngologists, the improved methods that have become available for anatomic and functional evaluation of the larynx, and the operative successes have encouraged many thoracic surgeons to approach glottic and subglottic lesions with resective and reconstructive procedures.
Thus, improved methods that can account for this variability and recover focused disease-affected pathways are needed.
The growing interest in this field and the new or improved methods that have been published recently render the universal standardization necessary, in order to gain meaningful results from hepcidin measurements.
In addition, improved methods that characterize the uniformity of plasma treatment and correlate it to surface hydrophilicity are needed.
Identifying appropriate tables for membrane environments is expected to improve methods that depend on them, particularly for sequence-to-structure alignment (Mokrab and Mizuguchi, 2005).
The comparisons of the acidity in dealuminated HZSM-5 by traditionally steaming and improved methods indicated that the latter was more effective in decreasing the acidity and weakening acid strength, and more environmentally benign and timesaving.
The analytical resolution, speed and simplicity of these improved methods suggest that CLPDP may be suitable for rapid clinical and discovery purposes, particularly in settings where serum or plasma lipid concentrations alone are non-definitive.
Although most of the cremated remains were uncovered decades ago, Dr. Parker Pearson said, it is only in recent years that improved methods of radiocarbon dating have made it possible to analyze burned bones.
He argues that improved methods of reporting dreams and specially trained subjects might be needed to make progress on this question (Nielsen 2010: 595).
