Sentence examples for in regard to the method from inspiring English sources

However, these two methods are quite different in regard to the method of quantification.

Moreover, in regard to the method of detecting the first transition, when the detected transition step was beyond the seventh step, the detection was decided as an incorrect detection, because we expected that the first transition step is located from the third to seventh step owing to the profile of change in the average CGMH.

In fact these results seem to be contradictory, because stress localization to the rim is exactly what one expects from thin plate theory with long-ranged forces; because the authors use this assumption in their method, it is not clear how consistent their conclusions are in regard to the method used.

The two groups differed in regard to the methods of suicide attempts (Table  2).

The percentage is given in regards to the method given at the left.

Our results have also shown no difference in the women's perception in regard to the application method.

Owing to this variability, it is important to stratify the information available about estimates of morbidity and risk factors of lipodystrophy in regard to the different methods and criteria diagnosis employed, population characteristics and types of study designs.

In regard to the VAS and TTO methods, in which respondents are required not only to compare but also to express strength of preference, these two methods showed different values between healthy people and patients, though these differences were moderate for the VAS and large for the TTO.

SPSA AD-PI is a modification of the gradient based path search optimization method that permits to reduce the computational effort in regard to the usual gradient-based methods, which is a basic issue to deal with a simultaneous estimation of demand for real applications.

The failure to identify biomarkers of clinical significance for cancer diagnosis and prognosis generated a great deal of skepticism in regard to the usefulness of autoantibody-based methods.

The Harbarth et al., study was well-controlled and produced negative findings in regard to the utilization of active surveillance methods.